Fused Glass

Fused Glass Supplies in Australia

Fused Craft is a supplier of fused glass supplies including dichroic glass, glass sheets, COE 90 glass used in traditional kilns and microwave oven kilns. Other fusing supplies include , boron nitride spray, glass molds, Kiln Shelf paper, glass fusing and cutting tools, and a large range of kiln consumables.

We are able to ship across Australia and New Zealand. Please note that we have a free postage promotion for orders over AU$100 - terms and conditions apply.

Fused Craft is a supplier of fused glass supplies including dichroic glass, glass sheets, COE 90 glass used in traditional kilns and microwave oven kilns. Other fusing supplies include , boron nitride spray, glass molds, Kiln Shelf paper, glass fusing and cutting tools, and a large range of kiln consumables.

We are able to ship across Australia and New Zealand. Please note that we have a free postage promotion for orders over AU$100 - terms and conditions apply.

Bullseye Glass

We supply a large range of Bullseye Glass compatible with most CEO 90 glass. We supply our glass in large sheets custom ordered for you or you can go online and purchase smaller glass sheets 50mm x 50mm is size.

Fiber Paper - Kiln Paper

Fusing paper or Fiber paper or Kiln paper as it is sometime known by can aslo be bought

Glass Molds and Slumping Molds

We have a large selection of glass molds and slumping molds that will fit a medium size microwave kiln and any conventional kilns

Glass Frit and Confetti

We supply glass frit in large, medium and fine ground forms. We have a large selection of colours on our online store but if you need anything that is not on our online store please feel free to contact us for a custom order.

Glass fusing supplies orders

While our online store has a large selection of glass and glass fusing supplies we may not have everything you need so send us an email if there is anything you would like us to stoke or order in for you.

What is fused glass?

Fused glass is glass that has been fired (heat-processed) in a kiln at a range of high temperatures from 593 °C (1,099 °F) to 816 °C (1,501 °F). There are 3 main distinctions for temperature application and the resulting effect on the glass. Firing in the lower ranges of these temperatures 593–677 °C (1099–1251 °F) is called slumping. Firing in the middle ranges of these temperatures 677–732 °C (1251–1350 °F) is considered "tack fusing". Firing the glass at the higher spectrum of this range 732–816 °C (1350–1501 °F) is a "full fuse". All of these techniques can be applied to one glass work in separate firings to add depth, relief and shape. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fused_glass