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Glass Things

Glass Slides

Clear & Frosted Memory Glass

Glass slides in Clear or Frosted! Create unique jewelry pieces and embellishments by encapsulating art, ephemera and photos. Memory glass edges can be left natural or finished with melted UTEE (faux solder), foil tape, solder, glues and stickers. The polished surface lends itself to accenting with alcohol inks, wire, beads, rub-ons, embossing powders, decorative glues, and more.

Inkssentials Frosted Memory Glass is textured on one side to create a translucent, frosted look, while the other side is smooth and clear for subtle or dramatic effects with your artwork. Use with clear embossing powder for etched glass looks. Dab on Ranger's Adirondack Alcohol Inks to give a frosted beach glass finish.

Microscope slide quality distortion-free glass with smoothly buffed edges and rounded corners. Archival. Each pack has 24 pieces in one size. The 1” square glass is 2mm thick for extra durability for jewelry projects; all other glass is 1mm thick. They are only 25 cents a piece!

We also carry the Inkssentials Memory Foil Tape, which is used for soldering around the edges of these slides, and the Memory Frames that make a pendant or ornament out of these slides. And see the book about making jewelry with glass slides just below!

Price: $6

Style:
Clear 2" x 2"
Clear 1.5" x 1.5"
Clear 1" x 3"
Clear 1" x 1" Out of Stock
Frosted 2" x 2"
Frosted 1.5" x 1.5"
Frosted 1" x 3"
Frosted 1" x 1"

 

Simply Soldered

Simply Soldered

Simply Soldered: Jewelry, Frames, Boxes, Accents & More! by Cary Edelmann Avery with Beckah Krahula, Opie and Linda O'Brien, Ramona Dolan Ashman, Tom Ashman, Laura Dehart, and Linda Raul.

A Design Originals book about making jewlery and other fun things using solder. This technique is sometimes known as Faux Soldering, Glass Soldering, or Tinning, and can be used with Memory Glass Slides and Memory Foil Tape. The book shows how you can make charms of virtually anything - Scrabble tiles, game pieces, pottery shards, coins.

We used to think of soldering as something you do to attach wires to a board, but now we understand what is happening with soldering glass! You are not really soldering things together so much as covering strips of copper foil with solder, which is a nice shiny silvery color because it's mostly tin. Along the way you can solder on a jump ring, of course, to make a charm or pendant, so there is some attaching going on. More importantly, you are creating a nice frame around an object to make it into jewelry.

Price: $11.00 [List: $12.99]

Memory Frames Memory Frames Memory Frames

Memory Frames

Inkssentials Memory Frames were developed especially for the Inkssentials Memory Glass, to encase and protect your glass creations. Complete with pre-soldered, matching jump ring, these easy-to-use, hinged frames allow you to make instant ornaments, scrapbook embellishments and jewelry. Note: The 1" x 1" frame has jump rings on two sides for making a bracelet.

Available in three finishes: Polished Chrome, Antique Copper and Black Patina, and three sizes to fit the Memory Glass line perfectly.

According to Ranger, the frames should be opened slightly and carefully to slide the Memory Glass inside before closing. Intended for one-time framing of artwork.

Price: $5 per pack of 3 identical frames

Style:
2" x 2" Polished Chrome
2" x 2" Antique Copper
2" x 2" Black Patina

1.5" x 1.5" Polished Chrome
1.5" x 1.5" Antique Copper
1.5" x 1.5" Black Patina

1" x 3" Polished Chrome
1" x 3" Antique Copper
1" x 3" Black Patina

1" x 1" Polished Chrome
1" x 1" Antique Copper
1" x 1" Black Patina

 

Authentic Optician's Test Lens

Opticial Lenses

Antique Optometrist's Lenses have been very popular and we have two types: Real and Faux. The Real ones are newly manufactured for use by optometrists. Each one is calibrated and the strength is stamped on the tab at the top. Silvery metal rim and tab. 1-3/8" in diameter.

The Faux Lenses are real lenses, but not calibrated. Contained in a silvery metal holder with a hole in the end for making a pendant. They are a little bit more than an inch across.

Style:
Authentic Opticians Test Lens $4.00
Faux Optical Lens $1.50 Vendor Out of Stock

Glass Lenses

Glass Lenses

Real glass magnifying lenses make cool embellishments for collage, assemblage, shrines, etc. The medium sized ones are about 1" across and come clear or clear rimmed in gold. Each one has a flat back and gently rounded top.

The small ones are industrial surplus and may have small chips or scratches, but that just gives them character. Nearly flat. 9/16".

Price: $1.00 per set

Style:
2 Medium Clear Vendor Out of Stock
2 Gold Rimmed Medium
3 Small

Small Bottles

Glass Vials

Two sizes of glass vials - great tied to a Summer Journal with a bit of sand inside, or holding tiny seeds or beads. They are round with either real corks (Type A) or plastic stoppers (Type D). Sizes without the stopper:
A 1-1/4" tall x 1/2" diameter
D 7/8" tall x 7/16" diameter.
Style:
Size A: 3 with corks $1.00
Size A: 6 without corks $1.00
Size D: 12 with stoppers $1.20

Tiny Thermometers

Tiny Thermometers

Itty bitty thermometers! Tiny little glass tubes with red liquid, backed by thin cardstock printed with temperatures in Centigrade and Fahrenheit. Tiny enough for ATCs (Artist Trading Cards) or greeting cards. 15/16" tall, 5/16" wide.

Price: 6 for $1.00

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