Hotline HTW High Temp Wire 17 or 24 Gauge 10 feet Ceramics Glass Fusing Supplies

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Welcome to Glass Art Patterns on eBay!
Serving Glass Artist's since 2000
Hotline HTW High Temp Wire 17 or 24 Gauge 10' Ceramics, Glass Fusing Supplies
Hotline 17 or 24 Gauge High Temperature Wire
This is a general purpose wire kiln ready for firing with your glass. It remains strong in extreme heat of kiln firings and withstands high temperatures for long periods.  Kiln elements in your kiln are made out of this wire.
Wire Specifications:
Packaging:
10 Feet, 304.8 cm, in length
Excellent glass separator
Withstands temperature up to 2,000 °F, 1,093 °C
Nickel Chromium Alum Wire
Will polish up after kiln firing
SIZE: The smaller the gauge number the thicker the wire
- 24 Gauge is use for decoration, jewelry, and armatures. Not for use as a support wire
- 17 Gauge is use for embellishments, to fuse as hangers directly into your art, create a wire screen for pot melts, use it to hold kiln fire paper onto a curved mold, basically whenever a wire is needed to withstand high kiln temperatures.
Note: Depending up on the glass content (minerals used to the make the glass color) will determine if there is any interaction to change the color of the wire.
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We have been around since 2000 as Glass Art Patterns.  We create custom fusible glass products with instructions for glass artists to quickly create glass art with professional results!
Your satisfaction is our goal! Reach out to us with any questions or requests you may have.
​​​​​​​
Paid Order Dispatch:
Within 1 working day of Payment (Monday-Friday).
1st Class US Mail:
Most orders are 1st class mail & can take 4 to 5 days for delivery.
1st Class International Mail:
Most orders take a minimum of 14 days, up to 4 lbs, 1.8 kg
Priority Mail US:
can take up to 3 days.
Priority Mail International:
Over 4lbs, 1.8 kg, can take up to an average of 10 days.
International Shipping:
Are shipped within 1 day and dispatched with customs forms. Customers are responsible for your own import taxes.
HOW TO COMBINE SHIPMENTS:
- Add products to the shopping cart but do NOT checkout.
- Upon adding the last product then proceed to checkout.
(When possible, we will combine your multiple purchases into one shipment)
Lost or Damaged Packaging
: In the very unlikely event that your item is lost or damaged during delivery, we request you send us photos of the damage with a description so we can file a claim with USPS. We will then issue either a full refund or replacement.
We accept payment by any of the following methods:
PayPal, e-checks and all major Credit Cards: AMX, Discover, Master Card and Visa.
Please pay as soon as possible after purchase or winning an auction, as that will allow us to ship your item to you sooner!
If you are not 100% satisfied with your purchase, you can return the product and get a full refund or exchange the product for another one, be it similar or not.
You can return a product for up to 60 days from the date you purchased it.
Any product you return must be in the same condition you received it and in the original packaging. Please keep the receipt.  Items not returned in resellable condition may be charged a retocking fee of 10%.
Fusible Precut Glass Shapes:
Are waterjet cut and have smooth edges.  They may have a small tab that normally will disappear during the kiln firing process, or can be ground or nipped off.
Stringer & Noodles Bargin Boxes:
Are cut with a diamond saw and normally have a smooth edge but due to the delicate sizes may occasionally have a  pointed edge.
Precut Glass Sheet Sizes:
They are hand cut to size.  Normally, they will have sharp edges and should be handles with care.  They are packed with padding between and around so please be aware when removing the packing material to handle the edges carefully.
Frits, Blown Glass and Scrap Glass Packs:
Frits are crushed glass comes in different sizes. Normally the larger the grain size the more often it can have some sharp Edges.  Blown Glass is normally not annealed and it breaks easily if you drop it.  It too can have sharp edges.  Scrap Glass Packs are hand cut so like Sheet Glass can have sharpe edges.
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- All of our many decals can be used for crafting project like decoupage or non kiln fired.
- Decals are normally used on any kiln fired COE Glass or lower temperature Ceramic projects.
Note:
When fired, the base glass color can change the appearance or color intensity.  A white opaque background produces the best color decals.  A Clear base can make them more transparent unless you apply a white decal  or enamel white under it.  White and Metallic decals look best on a Black or dark base.  Tack Fusing to 1225 degrees F produce the best results.
(Terminology Definitions below:)
Fusible Decal Photos:
The Colors in the Photos are mostly created from scans to be as accurate as possible but viewing images on the internet will vary by the computer devices' screen color management. The picture is only a representation of the decal's color so colors may vary.  Please read the product detailed for further descriptions or contact us.
Decal Dimensions:
There is no guarantee that sheets will be the "exact dimensions" listed or that edges will be perfectly straight. Since they are hand-cut before packaging, the boarders may differ on each decal but not the decal images themselves. This is unavoidable with hand-cut paper products.
Decal Colors:
Decals may display a different color before firing in a kiln.  The enamel paints representing White decals is tinted as pink, yellow or blue but it will fire to a full white opaque.  Some areas that look white on ceramic decals are meant to fire as a clear space and we try to describe this in the description.
Fusible Decal Photos:
The Colors in the Photos are mostly created from scans to be as accurate as possible but viewing images on the internet will vary by the computer devices' screen color management. The picture is only a representation of the decal's color so colors may vary.  Please read the product detailed for further descriptions or contact us.
Decal Dimensions:
There is no guarantee that sheets will be the "exact dimensions" listed or that edges will be perfectly straight. Since they are hand-cut before packaging, the boarders may differ on each decal but not the decal images themselves. This is unavoidable with hand-cut paper products.
Decal Colors:
Decals may display a different color before firing in a kiln.  The enamel paints representing White decals is tinted as pink, yellow or blue but it will fire to a full white opaque.  Some areas that look white on ceramic decals are meant to fire as a clear space and we try to describe this in the description.
​​​​​​​General Recommendations:
- Always remember to remove the protective tissue cover before soaking the decal in water.
- Always use room temperature distilled water when soaking a waterslide decal.
- Always allow the decals to dry completely so as to avoid the decal steaming moisture under the decal and causing it to lift and not bond completely during the firing process.
- When all else fails, read the enclosed instructions. (-;
Terminology Definitions:
-
Luster Decals
:  The Profusion brand of decals uses this term when describing their 22 K low fire Gold Decals.  It is also used to describe Mica Powdered decals.
-
Colored Decals:
Colored is primarily referring to ceramic decals where more than one color is combined to create a decal design but there are some Fusible Glass decals where this apples as well.  The important thing to check is if it is a low or a high fire decal.
-
COE:
This means Co-efficiency of Expansion of the glass when kiln fired. When fusing glass, just match the same number COE, 90 or 96, to insure compatibility when fusing together.
-
Gold or Metallic Decals
:  There are two things to remember, do not over handle metallic decals, as you are dealing with a fine layer of mostly rare metals on the surface of a waterslide paper and you do not want to get a crackled affect.  Secondly, it is best to fully fuse or slump your glass before applying any decal and in second firing use a Tack or slump fuse to permanently bond the decal for best results.
-
Hi Fire Enamel Decals:
This is normally a full colored enamel decal.  As with Luster, Colored, Gold or Metallic decals, full fuse your glass first and fire a second time at a tack or slump fused to achieve the best density of color and maintain fine line details.
When possible we will try to post a picture of a finished glass piece to help inspire your artwork with the actual product.  See our site for details Tips or tricks on decals.
Feel free to ask us questions on the product or glass applications!
See our other items
Hotline 17 or 24 Gauge High Temperature Wire This is a general purpose wire kiln ready for firing with your glass. It remains strong in extreme heat of kiln firings and withstands high temperatures for long periods. Kiln elements in your kiln are made out of this wire. Wire Specifications: ---Packaging: 10 Feet, 304.8 cm, in length ---Excellent glass separator ---Withstands temperature up to 2,000 °F, 1,093 °C ---Nickel Chromium Alum Wire ---Will polish up after kiln firing SIZE: The smaller the gauge number the thicker the wire - 24 Gauge is use for decoration, jewelry, and armatures. Not for use as a support wire - 17 Gauge is use for embellishments, to fuse as hangers directly into your art, create a wire screen for pot melts, use it to hold kiln fire paper onto a curved mold, basically whenever a wire is needed to withstand high kiln temperatures. Note: Depending up on the glass content (minerals used to the make the glass color) will determine if there is any interaction to change the color of the wire.
Welcome to Glass Art Patterns on eBay!
Serving Glass Artist's since 2000
Hotline HTW High Temp Wire 17 or 24 Gauge 10' Ceramics, Glass Fusing Supplies
Hotline 17 or 24 Gauge High Temperature Wire
This is a general purpose wire kiln ready for firing with your glass. It remains strong in extreme heat of kiln firings and withstands high temperatures for long periods.  Kiln elements in your kiln are made out of this wire.
Wire Specifications:
Packaging:
10 Feet, 304.8 cm, in length
Excellent glass separator
Withstands temperature up to 2,000 °F, 1,093 °C
Nickel Chromium Alum Wire
Will polish up after kiln firing
SIZE: The smaller the gauge number the thicker the wire
- 24 Gauge is use for decoration, jewelry, and armatures. Not for use as a support wire
- 17 Gauge is use for embellishments, to fuse as hangers directly into your art, create a wire screen for pot melts, use it to hold kiln fire paper onto a curved mold, basically whenever a wire is needed to withstand high kiln temperatures.
Note: Depending up on the glass content (minerals used to the make the glass color) will determine if there is any interaction to change the color of the wire.
Our Store
Click on Ask Us a Question at the bottom left of any listing
Sign Up for Our Newsletter
View Our Store
​​​​​​​
We have been around since 2000 as Glass Art Patterns.  We create custom fusible glass products with instructions for glass artists to quickly create glass art with professional results!
Your satisfaction is our goal! Reach out to us with any questions or requests you may have.
Shipping
​​​​​​​
Paid Order Dispatch:
Within 1 working day of Payment (Monday-Friday).
1st Class US Mail:
Most orders are 1st class mail & can take 4 to 5 days for delivery.
1st Class International Mail:
Most orders take a minimum of 14 days, up to 4 lbs, 1.8 kg
Priority Mail US:
can take up to 3 days.
Priority Mail International:
Over 4lbs, 1.8 kg, can take up to an average of 10 days.
International Shipping:
Are shipped within 1 day and dispatched with customs forms. Customers are responsible for your own import taxes.
HOW TO COMBINE SHIPMENTS:
- Add products to the shopping cart but do NOT checkout.
- Upon adding the last product then proceed to checkout.
(When possible, we will combine your multiple purchases into one shipment)
Lost or Damaged Packaging
: In the very unlikely event that your item is lost or damaged during delivery, we request you send us photos of the damage with a description so we can file a claim with USPS. We will then issue either a full refund or replacement.
Payment
We accept payment by any of the following methods:
PayPal, e-checks and all major Credit Cards: AMX, Discover, Master Card and Visa.
Please pay as soon as possible after purchase or winning an auction, as that will allow us to ship your item to you sooner!
Terms
If you are not 100% satisfied with your purchase, you can return the product and get a full refund or exchange the product for another one, be it similar or not.
You can return a product for up to 60 days from the date you purchased it.
Any product you return must be in the same condition you received it and in the original packaging. Please keep the receipt.  Items not returned in resellable condition may be charged a retocking fee of 10%.
Precut Glass
Fusible Precut Glass Shapes:
Are waterjet cut and have smooth edges.  They may have a small tab that normally will disappear during the kiln firing process, or can be ground or nipped off.
Stringer & Noodles Bargin Boxes:
Are cut with a diamond saw and normally have a smooth edge but due to the delicate sizes may occasionally have a  pointed edge.
Precut Glass Sheet Sizes:
They are hand cut to size.  Normally, they will have sharp edges and should be handles with care.  They are packed with padding between and around so please be aware when removing the packing material to handle the edges carefully.
Frits, Blown Glass and Scrap Glass Packs:
Frits are crushed glass comes in different sizes. Normally the larger the grain size the more often it can have some sharp Edges.  Blown Glass is normally not annealed and it breaks easily if you drop it.  It too can have sharp edges.  Scrap Glass Packs are hand cut so like Sheet Glass can have sharpe edges.
​​​​
Fusible Decals
- All of our many decals can be used for crafting project like decoupage or non kiln fired.
- Decals are normally used on any kiln fired COE Glass or lower temperature Ceramic projects.
Note:
When fired, the base glass color can change the appearance or color intensity.  A white opaque background produces the best color decals.  A Clear base can make them more transparent unless you apply a white decal  or enamel white under it.  White and Metallic decals look best on a Black or dark base.  Tack Fusing to 1225 degrees F produce the best results.
(Terminology Definitions below:)
Fusible Decal Photos:
The Colors in the Photos are mostly created from scans to be as accurate as possible but viewing images on the internet will vary by the computer devices' screen color management. The picture is only a representation of the decal's color so colors may vary.  Please read the product detailed for further descriptions or contact us.
Decal Dimensions:
There is no guarantee that sheets will be the "exact dimensions" listed or that edges will be perfectly straight. Since they are hand-cut before packaging, the boarders may differ on each decal but not the decal images themselves. This is unavoidable with hand-cut paper products.
Decal Colors:
Decals may display a different color before firing in a kiln.  The enamel paints representing White decals is tinted as pink, yellow or blue but it will fire to a full white opaque.  Some areas that look white on ceramic decals are meant to fire as a clear space and we try to describe this in the description.
Fusible Decal Photos:
The Colors in the Photos are mostly created from scans to be as accurate as possible but viewing images on the internet will vary by the computer devices' screen color management. The picture is only a representation of the decal's color so colors may vary.  Please read the product detailed for further descriptions or contact us.
Decal Dimensions:
There is no guarantee that sheets will be the "exact dimensions" listed or that edges will be perfectly straight. Since they are hand-cut before packaging, the boarders may differ on each decal but not the decal images themselves. This is unavoidable with hand-cut paper products.
Decal Colors:
Decals may display a different color before firing in a kiln.  The enamel paints representing White decals is tinted as pink, yellow or blue but it will fire to a full white opaque.  Some areas that look white on ceramic decals are meant to fire as a clear space and we try to describe this in the description.
​​​​​​​General Recommendations:
- Always remember to remove the protective tissue cover before soaking the decal in water.
- Always use room temperature distilled water when soaking a waterslide decal.
- Always allow the decals to dry completely so as to avoid the decal steaming moisture under the decal and causing it to lift and not bond completely during the firing process.
- When all else fails, read the enclosed instructions. (-;
Terminology Definitions:
-
Luster Decals
:  The Profusion brand of decals uses this term when describing their 22 K low fire Gold Decals.  It is also used to describe Mica Powdered decals.
-
Colored Decals:
Colored is primarily referring to ceramic decals where more than one color is combined to create a decal design but there are some Fusible Glass decals where this apples as well.  The important thing to check is if it is a low or a high fire decal.
-
COE:
This means Co-efficiency of Expansion of the glass when kiln fired. When fusing glass, just match the same number COE, 90 or 96, to insure compatibility when fusing together.
-
Gold or Metallic Decals
:  There are two things to remember, do not over handle metallic decals, as you are dealing with a fine layer of mostly rare metals on the surface of a waterslide paper and you do not want to get a crackled affect.  Secondly, it is best to fully fuse or slump your glass before applying any decal and in second firing use a Tack or slump fuse to permanently bond the decal for best results.
-
Hi Fire Enamel Decals:
This is normally a full colored enamel decal.  As with Luster, Colored, Gold or Metallic decals, full fuse your glass first and fire a second time at a tack or slump fused to achieve the best density of color and maintain fine line details.
When possible we will try to post a picture of a finished glass piece to help inspire your artwork with the actual product.  See our site for details Tips or tricks on decals.
Feel free to ask us questions on the product or glass applications!
See our other items
Hotline 17 or 24 Gauge High Temperature Wire
This is a general purpose wire kiln ready for firing with your glass. It remains strong in extreme heat of kiln firings and withstands high temperatures for long periods.  Kiln elements in your kiln are made out of this wire.
Wire Specifications:
Packaging:
10 Feet, 304.8 cm, in length
Excellent glass separator
Withstands temperature up to 2,000 °F, 1,093 °C
Nickel Chromium Alum Wire
Will polish up after kiln firing
SIZE: The smaller the gauge number the thicker the wire
- 24 Gauge is use for decoration, jewelry, and armatures. Not for use as a support wire
- 17 Gauge is use for embellishments, to fuse as hangers directly into your art, create a wire screen for pot melts, use it to hold kiln fire paper onto a curved mold, basically whenever a wire is needed to withstand high kiln temperatures.
Note: Depending up on the glass content (minerals used to the make the glass color) will determine if there is any interaction to change the color of the wire.