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Glass Frits

Luster Frits

Reduction Frits

Dichroic Frits

Metal Frits

Pure Silver Frits

Specialty Glass Frits

GLASS FRITS & POWDERS

NEW LOWER PRICE: $1.99 per ounce.

COE 104 glass, made from Devardi Glass rods.

TRANSPARENT  (Tr)

D1-Clear

D79- Tr. Lt. Charcoal Smoke

D2-Tr Extra Light Champagne Rose

D4-Tr Champagne Rose

D67-Tr Ink Blue

D8-Tr Extra Dark Rose

D28-Tr Extra Light Green

SEMI-OPAQUE (SOP)

Opaque  (Op)

Dichroic Frit

LUSTER GLASS FRITS

$3.99 per ounce. Compatible with COE 104 glass.

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This is a very sparkly cobalt blue aventurine luster frit, about 2mm chips. They melt like glass when applied to glass and heated. $3.99 oz.

This is a very sparkly golden aventurine glass luster frit, about 3mm chips. They melt when applied to glass and heated. $3.99 oz.

This is a very sparkly cobalt blue aventurine luster frit powder. It melts like glass when heated. $3.99 oz.

This is a very sparkly golden aventurine luster frit powder. It melts like glass when applied to glass and heated. $3.99 oz.

Cobalt Blue Luster Powder

Golden Luster Powder

A mixture of aventurine Golden Luster Frit, Cobalt Blue Luster Frit, Opaque Yellow Glass Frit and Emerald Green Luster Frit. $3.99 oz.

Opaque Yellow Glass Frit mixed with Golden aventurine Luster Frit. $3.99 oz.

Rainbow Luster

Yellow Golden Luster

 Emerald Green Aventurine Luster Frit. This is a very sparkly green aventurine luster frit. It melts like glass when heated.

$3.99/oz

  Powder: $3.99 oz.

Green Luster Frit Powder

REDUCTION FRITS

 96 COE. Compatible with COE 104 glass. All bead samples shown below have a Devardi Glass base. 

 $2.39 per 1/2 Ounce.

How to use Reduction Frits with a Hothead Torch: Watch Video

Transparents

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These beads below are reduction frits made on the Hothead Torch. Watch Video

Metal Frits

NEW VIDEO

Unbelievable reactions with most of our Opaque glass. We haven't had a chance to try them all, or the Semi-Opaques and Transparents, but every Opaque we've tried went BONKERS!!! The more you heat the glass with the frit, the more colors and reactions will emerge. (about 8 grams per teaspoon) One gram will do a lot of beads or stringers.

This is silver frit on Devardi Opaque Hi Density Black. No other glass color added. The silver turned the glass blue in some areas.

This is silver frit on Devardi Opaque Lilac with w/ Iris Orange Reduction frit (sold here). The silver turned the glass blue greenish in between the frit.

This is silver frit on Devardi Opaque Butterscotch. No other glass color added. I didn't melt the frit much into the glass, so the reaction is minimal. But it still went nuts.

This is silver frit on Devardi Opaque Bluish Purple. No other glass color added. Minimal heat used.

WATCH THIS BEAD BEING MADE >>

Pure Silver Frit With 10% Copper Frit Added.

This is silver/copper frit on Devardi Opaque Salmon. No other glass color added. Considerable heat was used on the glass surface.

You can see hints of copper in the silver area. The rainbow of colors of the silvered glass becomes darker with the copper added.

More Sample Bead Pictures using Silver Frit and Devardi Glass >>>

Pure 260 Brass Frit

Like the Brass wire, sheet and screen, if you use the Powdered Boric Acid that comes with this frit, you'll get tiny balls that bead up on your glass. Without it, you'll get a rougher, more organic appearance. You can add the powder directly to the frit before using.

This bead was made with Devardi Hi Density Black and Brass Frit mixed with a slight amount of Powdered Boric Acid (included).

This bead was made with Devardi Hi Density Black and Brass Frit WITHOUT Powdered Boric Acid. Notice some red streaking from the leaching copper.

Pure Copper Frit

Melts very smoothly without the need of Powdered Boric Acid. Cleans up with a toothbrush and backing soda.

This bead I melted the copper frit onto the surface of the glass. This is on Devardi D11 glass which will be in stock soon. Real nice reaction between the glass and the frit. Use the enlarge button to see the greens exuded into the glass.

This bead I just rolled the hot bead into the copper frit, leaving the frit unmelted. This frit plays nice. The frit has a golden hue to it, but turns darker in time with oxidation.

Bronze Frit

As you may know, bronze is an alloy of mostly copper and some tin. Other metals are sometimes used in bronze. This can be used with or without the Powdered Boric Acid that will come with it for different effects.

This is Bronze Frit WITHOUT the use of Powdered Boric Acid. The glass is Devardi Transparent Cobalt Blue.

This is Bronze Frit WITH the use of Powdered Boric Acid. The glass is Devardi Transparent Cobalt Blue.

Specialty Glass Frit

$3.99/oz

Indian Marbled Glass Frit

Wait until you see the variations you get with this Indian Marbled Glass. It's astounding. You never know quite what you'll get. Also, reacts well with our pure silver frit. $3.99/oz

Indian Marbled Glass- Butterscotch Frit on Hi Density Black

Medium Brown Aventurine Luster Frit  Opaque Medium Brown Glass with Golden Aventurine Luster added. Use on the surface of your beads to add that special sparkle. $3.99/oz

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This frit is made from our Dark Rose luster rods. Below left is a picture of the rods the frit is made from. $3.99/oz

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