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Extra Small Snowflake Mould - Warm Glass

Extra Small Snowflake Mould

SKU: J009

Make beautiful snowflakes using this fantastic mould. Perfect for Christmas!

 

£46.50

£38.75 ex. VAT

5 reviews
In stock
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Product Information

You can make 2 snowflakes in 2 different styles with each firing. See the pdf tip sheet for details on how to use this mould.

All our moulds are designed for multiple use and with care should last for many firings.

Dimensions

Mould size: 20.5cm x 11.5cm.

Pendant Sizes: 8.25 cm each

Please note that all our moulds are hand-made and therefore the dimensions may vary slightly from those shown. Mould manufacturers allow a tolerance of up to 2cm. We strongly recommend cutting the glass to the size measured from the actual mould rather than relying solely on the dimensions shown.

Firing Schedule

Customers praised this small snowflake-shaped mould as "all time favourite" for creating tea light holders and dishes. Works well with glass enamels and 5mm thickness. Customers love the shape and depth, noting it's "deep enough for liquids without spillage." Main concern is the high price for such a small mould.

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Virginia R.C.

This is my all time favourite little mould, . I use only one 3 mm piece of glass paint it with

CFE enamels, also Warm Glass, cant praise these enamels enough, and slump it with WG rec: firing schedule for my firebox box 14......

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Lynsey A.

I use glass moulds for ceramics, and this is lovely shape. The price is a bit eye watering for such a small mould though.

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Anne B.

Perfect to create tea light holders. As the size is quite small it works best (in my opinion) with a final glass thickness of 5mm rather than 6mm.

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Sally B.

Lovely little slump. Tiny but one of my favourites. I love the shape of the finished dish.

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Kathy M.

Lovely shape in the final piece, deep enough to be used for liquids - e.g. oil/vinegar/soy sauce without spillage over the sides like in flatter moulds.



I find the best shape (flattest bottom) is obtained with a two-stage slump, first using Mould 8298 (http://www.warm-glass.co.uk/mould-8298-square-slumper-flat-base-8-x-8-x-15cm-p-401.html). Although this is not necessary to obtain a dish which stands by itself and is perfectly functional.

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