Medieval Green Transparent Sheet Glass

Contains

Copper

May React With

Selenium, Sulfur

Cold Characteristics

Consistent color

Working Notes

Compared to other copper-bearing styles of similar saturation, this glass has greater reactivity potential.

Note: The color of frit in this style will change when fired. In larger grain sizes, the result will resemble the hue of the sheet glass; smaller grain sizes will take on a blue-green hue. This difference is most noticeable in powder (-0008). This unique characteristic has been observed through a range of heatwork, from tack fuse to full fuse firings.

Fusible / Bullseye-compatible.

Medieval Green Transparent Frit

Working Notes

The color of frit in this style will change when fired. In larger grain sizes, the result will resemble the hue of the sheet glass; smaller grain sizes will take on a blue-green hue. This difference is most noticeable in powder (-0008). This unique characteristic has been observed through a range of heatwork, from tack fuse to full fuse firings.