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Bullseye Glass Ribbons: Red Opal 0124

SKU: N019

A captivating Red Opal that reveals a depth of fiery passion, lending a mesmerising allure to your fused glass art.

£7.80

£6.50 ex. VAT

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Create striking linear designs in your kiln-formed or torch-worked projects with these Bullseye Ribbons.

Imagine taking a piece of your favourite stringer and flattening it with a magic rolling pin – voila! That’s Bullseye Ribbon, as long as stringers and in the same packaging but 4-5mm wide and fettucine-flat. And just like homemade fettucine, each Ribbon expresses its handmade origin through slight organic variations in width and straightness.

Product Information:

  • Each ribbon is 4-5mm wide and approx. 44cm long.
  • Economy Pack contains approx. 141g (20-30 ribbons)
  • Standard Pack contains approx. 35g (5-7 ribbons)

Please note due to the organic variations in shape and size Bullseye Ribbons are packed by weight.

Try fusing ribbons together to create your own unique murrine canes!

Working Note

Contains: 

Selenium, Sulphur

Reactive Potential:

May react with Copper, Lead, Silver

Cold Characteristics: 

This style may not reveal (or strike to) its target colour until fired.

Colour variations common from red-orange to terracotta. Frequently lightly
streaked and with yellow mottling on back of single-rolled sheet.

Working Notes: 

A cadmium/selenium glass. Can react with lead-bearing glasses or overglazes.
Possible reactions with (001311), (001215).

This style is not suitable for kilncasting because it can become
incompatible when held at high temperatures for an extended period.  

All our glass is COE90, Bullseye Glass compatible and suitable for applications such as glass fusing, glass casting and glass slumping (unless otherwise stated in the description).

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Helen Southwell (United Kingdom)
Red Opal Ribbons

I love all the ribbons and the red in particular as it a really great way to add small pops of colour and stays true to colour, . My workshop delegates love them too as it removes the worry of glass cutting, especially useful for Christmassy pieces.

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