• 12" cane: one cane, 12 inches long, 4 to 7 mm in diameter, consistent from end to end (less than 1mm variation in diameter for any single piece). Great for any project, they can be cut to just the right size.
• Shorts: 12 sections of cane, 2.5 inches long.
• Samples: 3 sections of cane, 2 inches long.

Samples and shorts may vary a bit more in diameter and twist frequency. These are great for smaller projects, or if you need a variety of thicknesses. Also, torchworkers can quickly heat and pull the cane thinner. Attach a mandrell or glass rod to each end and you are ready make thin twisties.

How To Use:

You can get a variety of fusing results by setting up your base glass differently. Try these techniques and others to find out what you like best:

1. 1. 6mm flat base (two layers of 3mm sheet). Place cane on top and full fuse.
2. 2. 3mm base. Place cane on top with 6mm glass rod sections filling the spaces between. Full fuse.
3. 3. Use sheet glass strips instead of 6mm rod to fill the space between canes. Full Fuse.
4. 4. Single 3mm sheet base. Place the cane on top and full fuse.

Technique No. 1 is recommended for Striped Cane  (C100 series cane)
Techniques No. 2 and 3 are recommended for Ribbon Cane (C200 series cane)
Any technique is recommended for Streamer Cane (C300 series) but results will vary with each technique.

Looking for fused glass techniques? Click here for our tips on fusing Glacial Art Glass products at various temperatures!

Looking for inspiration for your next project? Click here for our glass fusing ornament tutorial!