Ceramic Glass Fusing Molds – Reusable Jewelry & Craft Molds

Ceramic Glass Fusing Molds – Reusable Jewelry & Craft Molds

Bring your glass creations to life with our Ceramic Glass Fusing Molds!

Made from heat-resistant ceramic material designed for glass fusing, these molds help you create beautiful shapes for handmade jewelry, decorative ornaments, and creative glass art projects.

Choose from eight classic shapes to bring your creative ideas to life.

Product Features

• High-Temperature Ceramic: Designed for use in compatible glass fusing kilns.

• Reusable Design: Can be used repeatedly with proper care and preparation.

• 8 Available Shapes: Choose from hearts, stars, circles, squares, ovals, teardrops, and smaller shapes.

• Versatile Applications: Ideal for fused glass pendants, earrings, charms, ornaments, and decorative projects.

• Smooth Mold Cavities: Designed to help create consistent glass shapes.

Available Shapes

1. Heart

2. Star

3. Round

4. Square

5. Oval

6. Teardrop

7. Small Round

8. Small Square

What's Included

• 1 × Ceramic Glass Fusing Mold (selected shape)

Please Note: Glass materials, jewelry findings, kiln paper, and other accessories are not included.

Creative Project Ideas

Use these ceramic molds to explore a variety of fused glass projects, including:

• Handmade glass pendants

• Colorful earrings and charms

• Decorative keychain pieces

• Glass ornaments

• Small decorative glass art pieces

How to Use

1. Choose your preferred ceramic mold shape.

2. Prepare the mold with a suitable glass fusing mold release or kiln wash, following the manufacturer's instructions.

3. Arrange compatible fusible glass materials according to your project design.

4. Place the mold inside a compatible glass fusing kiln and follow an appropriate firing schedule.

5. Allow the glass and mold to cool completely before carefully removing your finished piece.

Important Notes

• A compatible glass fusing kiln is required and is not included.

• Mold release or kiln wash may be required to prevent glass from sticking.

• These molds become extremely hot during firing. Do not handle until completely cooled.

• Avoid sudden temperature changes to reduce the risk of ceramic cracking.

• Firing requirements vary depending on the glass, mold, and kiln.

• Actual finished results may vary depending on the glass materials and firing conditions.

• Adult supervision is recommended.