Updated January 4, 2010

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judith finn conway 'Averoy I & II' made with Reactive Cloud and Silver Foil

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New Bullseye Colors
and Products for 2009

The Bullseye Chemists have outdone themselves this year, with two new experimental reactive colors, and an ethereal opaline white that layers beautifuly. Several colors from the history books have also been brought back. We have many samples made with the new glasses, all designed to inform and inspire. For those who like a little sparkle, there is a deep and dark aventurine blue.

A style long available to only one artist, iridized black chopstix on clear, is a perfect starting point for striking glass serving ware. Vitrum's own special production glass, Cool Breeze 002416, has been made a permanent member of their catalogue of colors.

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NEW! 5 ounce jars of Frit!

Bullseye Frit Now Available in 5 ounce Jars Try more colors and spend less

As a Bullseye Preferred Kilnglass Resource Center, we are excited to be the first in our region to offer Bullseye frits in new 5 ounce jars. They are available in many popular frit colors, and come in coarse, medium, fine, and powder mesh sizes. Prices start at $6.15 per jar.
The smaller, more convenient size allows the kilnformer to purchase a wider variety of colors for a smaller investment, and these cute little jars will take up less space. Perfect for when you're most interested in testing out an new color, or just need a little frit for that out-of-the-ordinary project. This is also the ideal size for torchworkers and glass jewelry designers.

New Tools

A recent class with one of Bullseye Glass's exceptional teachers, Bonnie Celeste, introduced us to several new tools to make the kilnformer's life just a little easier. A good quality yet inexpensive stainless steel masher that is perfect for creating intriguing forms at the torch. A graphite pad helps keep your lampwork elements clean, and your work surface cool. Bonnie also brought along beautiful new running pliers with pivoting jaws, ideal for thicker glass and prefused blanks.

This new running plier has an adjustable rotating jaw, that allows running of score from interior of glass. Indispensable for inside curves and thin strips. Lightweight but strong aluminum is very comfortable in the hand.

New Reactive Ice and Reactive Cloud

If you like experimenting with reactive colors, Bullseye's new reactive clear and white are great for both torchwork and kilnforming. Pair either silver and copper foil, wire and leaf or combine with copper bearing glasses for dramatic effects. We have many samples to get you further along with your own experiments.

Click for more information on all the new sheet glass colors.

New Molds

Three of the molds are variants of bestselling favorites, in a smaller format for kilns such as the Fusion 7. These molds are crafted by Creative Ceramics in Europe, makers of the finest commercial slumping forms on the market.

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New Streaky Glass

Bullseye designed these new styles to offer elemental mixes—
suggesting fire, sky, and water.
Click for more information on all the new sheet glass colors.

New Rods

These six new opaque styles all reflect light to give surface details extra contrast. All maintain their color and opacity, even in small amounts. To demonstrate their density, they are shown here on black core beads.

Click for more information on new rod colors.

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