Each project in this video is created using Wissmach colored frit powder. Always wear an N95 mask when working with frit powder.
Each design layer of the project is fired individually. For example, the cat project is fired once, the tulips project is fired twice, and the boat project is fired three times to achieve the design. Here is our recommended firing schedule for each layer.
| Ramp Per Hour | Temperature | Hold |
|---|---|---|
| 300°F | 1225°F | :30 |
| 600°F | 1400°F | :12 |
| AFAP | 960°F | 1:00 |
| 100°F | 700°F | :01 |
| Cool to Room Temperature |
Each project requires a top “design layer” and a base layer of clear glass underneath to create a 6mm object. The dimensions of each project are 5”x5”. Here are the colors used for each project in the tutorial.
The Cat: PDF Template
One base layer of clear (96-01)
One layer of oyster pearl (96-09)
Black frit powder (96-02)
Tulips: PDF Template
One base layer of clear (96-01)
One layer of oyster pearl (96-09)
Olive green frit powder (96-07)
Classic violet frit powder (96-04)
The Boat: PDF Template
One base layer of clear (96-01)
One layer of sky blue opal (96-71)
Black frit powder (96-02)
Sea blue transparent frit powder (96-43)
Midnight Blue transparent frit powder (96-20)
To slump the projects, we recommend using sushi-style slumping molds. Here is our recommended firing schedule.
| Ramp Per Hour | Temperature | Hold |
|---|---|---|
| 300°F | 1180°F | :10 |
| AFAP | 960°F | 1:00 |
| 100°F | 700°F | :01 |
| Cool to Room Temperature |
Have fun and happy Kilnforming!
Drew, Wissmach Kiln Consultant
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