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Bubble PowderUse precaution when handling the powder. Always use surgical gloves and to wear a breathing mask. This is especially important if mixing the product with glass powder. When finished using the product wash your hands immediately. Thoroughly clean up any spilled powder. This powder comes in an assortment of colors and is compatible with most standard fusing glasses, including float glass, Bullseye, and System 96. It can also be purchased in a clear color that can be mixed with glass powders to create new and unique possibilities. This powder comes in two types of grades. Bubble Classic is the finest powder and tends to form large blisters with intense colors. Boreal Bubble is a coarser granule that produces smaller tiny bubbles that are bright in color. These grades can be mixed to add more texture to the fused piece.
DirectionsWearing your rubber gloves and face mask, merely spoon or sprinkle the powder onto a base piece of glass. The base piece of glass can be any preferred color. Cap the base piece with a clear glass and fire the glass to a fusing temperature. The dimension and amount of blisters will fluctuate depending on the temperature, color, and quantity of the powder that is applied. Once this piece is fired, it can be slumped into a ceramic mold. It is advisable to choose a shallow mold for this purpose. The blisters can fracture if they are slumped too deeply.These powders produce incredibly unique pieces. The powder can be used to make objects from pendants to dishes. This is an enjoyable way to create one-of-a-kind pieces of fused glass art.
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