Fusible Paper

The colors are numbered from 1 to 12, view color on photo from top to bottom. Top color is 1 etc ...

the outer edge of the glass. If the paper is too close to the

edge lightly, the glass will not close properly or the paper may wind.

A small space between the sheets of glass is a must. Use 3 mm

long pieces of 2 mm thickness clear or colored stringers, place one end in the extreme

corner of the glass. This works well for pieces measuring 20 x 20 cm or smaller. As

stringers are not available, a large piece of frit in any corner can work too.

Larger sizes require the use of stringers in larger quantities.

. For pieces larger than 35 x 50 cm use up to twelve pieces of 3 mm long

stringers placed along the edge of the piece. This distance

makes it possible to release gases. Like this distance

When not fired too quickly, carbon can get caught between the layers of glass

creating a smoky gray color and / or large air bubbles.

Glassline sheets of paper can be glued to the glass or together.

A small dot in the center of the paper works better than gluing the corners. Use as little as possible,

 The goal is to keep only the paper in place until the glass melts. Only one

glue residues on the glass before baking must be cleaned.

Be careful when handling the sheets of paper, excessive bending of the paper may occur

let the color fade.

Heat the pieces with the special "full-fusing" temperature of the glass.

Heat to 537 ° C and keep the temperature for 4 hours.

For the pieces larger than 25 x 25cm keep the temperature

for a longer period of time.

Glassline Paper is fusible colored paper that is designed to pass between two layers of glass

to be fired. It can be used with any of the COE glass. The Glassline Paper can be cut with scissors, a razor or torn to obtain a frayed edge. Intricate designs are easy to achieve with this product.

Glassline paper is available in twenty one different colors.

Each color is available in six different styles: plain, splatter, crinkle, granite,

sandstone, and marble. (Graphite only comes in the splatter,

solid, and crinkle style.) Use these different colors and styles to create a multitude of shapes

to achieve.

 

Glassline Pens may be used in conjunction with the

Glassline Paper for highlights and sketches. The pens can be used

directly on the paper and or drawing on the glass.