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More Powdered Frit Glass Fusing
Ideas To Have Fun With



More powdered frit fun. Here are two simple examples of working with frit powder.The techniques used in this type of fusing can be expanded from a very simple approach to more advanced glass fusing skills.

Both of these items are made from two small pieces of base glass with frit powder sifted over them.

powdered glass frit figures ready for glass fusing


The yellow stick figure is just drawn with a pointed scriber; using this method you can draw more intricate designs using color combinations or multiple firing techniques to achieve different patterns.

fused glass powder stick figure


The blue head is made with a stamp pressed into the powder to make the impression. There is a large selection of rubber stamps that can be used for this process. You need a stamp that has a reasonably deep cut design.

fused glass powder stamped head


The glass and powder used is Spectrum 96 and fired in the warm glass kiln at about 1460 F (800 C) on shelf paper and held for 20 minutes. You need to monitor this type of fusing to ensure it does not overheat as the powder will run and definition will be lost.

As you begin to work with powdered frit you will find that design opportunities are unlimited. You will be able to create unique fused glass jewelry styles and colors.

Remember to always wear an adequate face mask when working with frit powder, washing your hands thoroughly when you have finished.



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