NEW~ Mini Micro Molds

NEW! ~ NEW ~ NEW!
Today I finished and am posting photos 4 new Microwave Kiln molds! These have been tested and work well in the smallest Microwave kilns. I have more in the works. If you are intersted in purchasing my molds, contact me by e-mail or go to www.mosaicstuff.com

Fused Glass Dichroic Pendants

These are my dichroic fused glass pendants that I sell on e-bay

Microwave Kiln fusing

This blog is to teach glass fusing in the microwave kiln.

Microwave kilns have hit the market this year as the newest craft.
These are amazing little kilns that allow you to fuse glass in the microwave in as little as 3 minutes! Amazing!
I made the pendants shown above in one of these.

I have personally tested, use and sell these kiln kits ~ so I am here to help you make beautiful pendants as well.

If you would like to read about this kiln kit and what it has to offer go to

www.mosaicstuff.com

You will find articles and information on glass fusing.

If you have a larger kiln take a look at my re-useable glass casting molds ~ I have over 80 styles of permanent glass casting molds available for purchase at very low prices.

It's time to take your fusing to a new level!

Microwave kiln instructions and tips

I decided to create this blog to try to help people who are fusing glass in the new microwave kilns that have recently hit the market. This is a microwave kiln kit that I personally have tested, use and sell. Currently I am creating and testing some molds to use in these kilns. I want to invite anyone who has one of these kilns, regardless of brand to contact me if you need help with your fusing projects and I will try to support you thru e-mail. I am a 30 year veteran fuser and have had many successes as well as failures! You can post comments and photos, so send them on!

This is a link to my website where you can view my glass casting molds, photos of my fused jewelry and mosaic supplies. ~ www.mosaicstuff.com

There is also a information page where you can read the instructions for the microwave kiln.

I hope to add information to this site as time allows ~ please publish your photos and comments.

LeAnn