Glass Line | Glass & Kilnforming Supplies

Creative Ceramics and Glass LLC

(707) 545-6528

Browse Glass Line at GlazeQueen for kilnforming and studio glass applications. Compare compatible materials, sizes, colors and forms for your project, and check the manufacturer's compatibility and firing information before combining materials. Careful testing is especially important when working with different glass products or firing schedules.

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Brown
GL-GA-11

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Brown is a glassworking material from Glass Line for glass studio and kilnworking applications. Use the manufacturer's current compatibility, firing, and annealing guidance for the specific glass and process.

Pink
GL-GA-12

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Pink is a glassworking material from Glass Line for glass studio and kilnworking applications. Use the manufacturer's current compatibility, firing, and annealing guidance for the specific glass and process.

Crimson
GL-GA-13

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Crimson is a glassworking material from Glass Line for glass studio and kilnworking applications. Use the manufacturer's current compatibility, firing, and annealing guidance for the specific glass and process.

Purple
GL-GA-14

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Purple is a glassworking material from Glass Line for glass studio and kilnworking applications. Use the manufacturer's current compatibility, firing, and annealing guidance for the specific glass and process.

Metalic Copper
GL-GA-17

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Metalic Copper is a glassworking material from Glass Line for glass studio and kilnworking applications. Use the manufacturer's current compatibility, firing, and annealing guidance for the specific glass and process.

Metalic Gold
GL-GA-18

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Metalic Gold is a glassworking material from Glass Line for glass studio and kilnworking applications. Use the manufacturer's current compatibility, firing, and annealing guidance for the specific glass and process.

Bronze Patina
GL-GA-19

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Bronze Patina is a glassworking material from Glass Line for glass studio and kilnworking applications. Use the manufacturer's current compatibility, firing, and annealing guidance for the specific glass and process.

Amethyst
GL-GA-20

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Amethyst is a glassworking material from Glass Line for glass studio and kilnworking applications. Use the manufacturer's current compatibility, firing, and annealing guidance for the specific glass and process.

Lavender
GL-GA-21

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Lavender is a glassworking material from Glass Line for glass studio and kilnworking applications. Use the manufacturer's current compatibility, firing, and annealing guidance for the specific glass and process.

Teal
GL-GA-22

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Teal is a glassworking material from Glass Line for glass studio and kilnworking applications. Use the manufacturer's current compatibility, firing, and annealing guidance for the specific glass and process.

Glassline Kelly Green Lavender fusible glass

Kelly Green Lavender
GL-GA-23

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Kelly Green Lavender is a glassworking material from Glass Line for glass studio and kilnworking applications. Use the manufacturer's current compatibility, firing, and annealing guidance for the specific glass and process.

Camel
GL-GA-24

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Glass Line Item #: GL-GA-24 -

Camel is a glassworking material from Glass Line for glass studio and kilnworking applications. Use the manufacturer's current compatibility, firing, and annealing guidance for the specific glass and process.

When selecting glass line, consider compatibility, thickness, size, intended firing schedule and the final effect you want. Follow the manufacturer's technical information and firing recommendations, and test new combinations before committing valuable glass to a full firing.