Very thorough and helpful video. Thank you for sharing your experience in such a clear manner.

Thank you! Finally a video on exactly how to fill a snowflake mold!

Love this one. I did the same last Xmas. They were so popular and funny enough I discovered exactly the same things and tips about them. Great to hear you had the same too.

Thank you so much for your helpful tutorial. I’m new to this and it’s given me the confidence to go ahead and try 🤞.

Great tutorial ❣️❣️ Love the sugar writer tip💕

Great videos, very helpful! Thanks!

Thanks for the tips!

I have a sugar writer that I use for frit, never thought to use it for the snowflakes!

OMG! I LOVE you! Such awesome videos and tips! Thank you for sharing. You make me fearless! 😄

Great tutorial. I’m into stained glass right now, but very curious about fused glass 😊

This was excellent. I have been struggling with getting mine to get to the icy state, rather than the snowy state. I was not comfortable with taking them hotter because I want my molds to last. I am going to try your schedule. Thank you! Love your bowl and really appreciate your videos!

awesome! Thanks.

Great video. Wish the schedule was for 96 coe as well. Brightened my day for sure.

You could also draw with that cake thingy

Another super video ! Thanks a million. How about a link to those files please ? You’re the best!

Hi Jim, I am working of course at the last minute to make some Christmas projects. I just watched your video on the snowflake color de verre mold. found it ver useful. I am about ready to program my kiln. My question is I have a larger two snowflake mold and also a smaller one, which has two snowflake mold and a color de verre mold. Can I fire them at the same time with the same schedule. I also bought the icicle color de verre mold on which has four icicles and has a firing schedule. Have you ever fired these together? If so what schedule did you use.

Hi, do you have an example schedule for a frostier finish? Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge, I'm learning alot.

Great video! How do you manage to string your snowflakes if you want them as a n ornament?

Hi Jamaison, I can't find the Wilton sugar rider on the Michael's website, also searching Amazon. I would love to get one!

You mentioned the ‘rebar’ on the center vein…will dichroic glass work? Have you tried using very chunky glass? How did that turn out? Before everyone comes at me, I’m trying for ideas? I’m making ALOT of notes, I’m getting ideas and opinions. I have nit even bought my kiln yet. I really want to know.

With all the time involved, how much do you see yourself selling these for? A price range? Thanks

Spy de Argentina y me gusyaria saber donde conseguir esos moldes para trabajar. Aqui la corriente que se usa es 220 v o en algunos casos 380 v . Muchas gracias.

How do you know when you need to use a new coat of zyp and can you please add a link for the spray - your snowflakes are looking good! thank you

You do you have to put kiln wash on the mold?

Strwaws are good but I just got a sugar writer.

What options do you have when the glas sticks into the mold? I used shelfprimer but maybe not enough. I want to get it out without ruining my mold....

Are your snowflakes smooth?

Oh ok manufacturer says to use zyp. Got ya. Thanks.

How about purposely under filling clear and then finish fill with a color and re- fuse? Just thinking out loud 😀

I am SO frustrated with these snowflake molds!! I cannot get the amount of frit correct. I've weighed it, I've eyeballed it, I've educated guessed it and still I end up with anorexic flakes that I have to fire again or obese flakes with no definition. I am tempted to give up but the molds were so expensive i can't justify quitting. Grrrrrrr!