Angel Glass Shape – 6-Piece Design | Bullseye Glass

Create beautiful fused glass angels with this precut 6-piece design. Each piece is precision waterjet cut from genuine Bullseye Glass, giving you the individual components needed to create an angel without having to cut the shapes yourself. Choose from five body colors to create ornaments, holiday decorations, memorial pieces, gifts, and other fused glass projects. An optional Clear Tekta fusing base is also available. The one-piece clear glass base follows the outline of the angel and can be placed underneath the 6-piece design before firing, providing additional support and a convenient foundation for assembly. Product Details Design: Angel Quantity: 1 complete 6-piece design SKU: 90-751 Finished Size: Approximately 2⅝" wide × 2⅝" tall Glass Thickness: Approximately 3mm Glass: Cut from Bullseye Glass Pieces Included: 3 body pieces, 2 wings and 1 round head Colors Available: 5 Cutting Method: Precision waterjet cut Made in the USA Glass Color Options Choose Body color from: Medium Amber Translucent - 001137-0030-F Deep Royal Blue Translucent - 001114-0030-F Petal Pink Opalescent - 000421-0030-F Turquoise Blue Opalescent - 000116-0030-F White Opalescent - 0113-0358-F Head: French Vanilla Opalescent - 000137-0030-F Wings: Iridized Granite Translucent - 001101-0071-F or Clear Iridized - 1101-0031-F Clear Fusing Base: Clear Translucent Tekta - 001100-038-F Project Ideas These precut angels are perfect for fused glass ornaments, holiday decorations, suncatchers, memorial pieces, handmade gifts, and other decorative glass art. Personalize your angel with frit, stringers, glass paints, decals, murrine, or other compatible glass embellishments. Fusing Information The Angel is a 6-piece design. The individual glass pieces arrive loose and are not fused or permanently attached. Arrange the pieces to create the angel before firing. These shapes are cut from Bullseye Glass and should be used with glass that is compatible with Bullseye fusible glass. Tack or contour fusing can help preserve more of the definition between the individual pieces, while a fuller fuse will create a softer, more blended finished appearance. Firing results may vary depending on your kiln, firing schedule, glass selection, and project construction. Important: Always confirm that all glass used together in a fused glass project is compatible before firing.