Frit Sizes for Glass Printing

Published: Fri, 04/08/16

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Frit Sizes for Glass Printing

Last week we talked about making custom stamps for glass printing. One question that a lot of readers had was:

What size frit to you use for printing?

Here's a little test I ran for you to see the different options and effects. I like the F2 size for outlines, and the F3 size for color blocks.

This weeks tutorials are about making and using 2 part stamps on float glass to make these printed butterfly coasters. In addition to the step by step print tutorial, there are videos!

We are excited to announce the Bee Mold and the Lady Bug Mold are ready to ship. You can order them on the website anytime.

To take the sting out of Tax Day, we are also offering free shipping on U.S. orders over $150 until April 15th.

Have a great weekend!

Jodi

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