Fusing glass is a slow process. First, the glass is hand cut into shape, and layered to get the final 6mm depth. The first firing in the kiln fuses the layers together flat. After cooling for up to 12 hours, a second firing to a lower temperature allows the glass to melt into a delicate bowled shape. After another 12 hours of cooling, it can be removed from the kiln.

Glass is resilient, strong, heatproof and beautiful to handle. It’s also fragile if dropped on a hard surface.

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You can find out more about glass fusing here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glass_fusing

Why not match this with a stained glass suncatcher?

All KayBee Glass products are handmade by me in my home studio near Edinburgh, Scotland. You can find me at the Grassmarket Market and Stockbridge Market in central Edinburgh the second weekend of every month if you want to see and handle the glass in person before making a choice. I also consider commissions, so do get in touch if you are looking for something in particular. Lead times vary from a week to several months depending on the complexity and my waiting list.

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Fusing glass is a slow process. First, the glass is hand cut into shape, and layered to get the final 6mm depth. The first firing in the kiln fuses the layers together flat. After cooling for up to 12 hours, a second firing to a lower temperature allows the glass to melt into a delicate bowled shape. After another 12 hours of cooling, it can be removed from the kiln.

Glass is resilient, strong, heatproof and beautiful to handle. It’s also fragile if dropped on a hard surface.

** Free Postage and Packing (UK only)**

Get in touch for international shipping options.

You can find out more about glass fusing here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glass_fusing

Why not match this with a stained glass suncatcher?

All KayBee Glass products are handmade by me in my home studio near Edinburgh, Scotland. You can find me at the Grassmarket Market and Stockbridge Market in central Edinburgh the second weekend of every month if you want to see and handle the glass in person before making a choice. I also consider commissions, so do get in touch if you are looking for something in particular. Lead times vary from a week to several months depending on the complexity and my waiting list.

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Fusing glass is a slow process. First, the glass is hand cut into shape, and layered to get the final 6mm depth. The first firing in the kiln fuses the layers together flat. After cooling for up to 12 hours, a second firing to a lower temperature allows the glass to melt into a delicate bowled shape. After another 12 hours of cooling, it can be removed from the kiln.

Glass is resilient, strong, heatproof and beautiful to handle. It’s also fragile if dropped on a hard surface.

** Free Postage and Packing (UK only)**

Get in touch for international shipping options.

You can find out more about glass fusing here https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glass_fusing

Why not match this with a stained glass suncatcher?

All KayBee Glass products are handmade by me in my home studio near Edinburgh, Scotland. You can find me at the Grassmarket Market and Stockbridge Market in central Edinburgh the second weekend of every month if you want to see and handle the glass in person before making a choice. I also consider commissions, so do get in touch if you are looking for something in particular. Lead times vary from a week to several months depending on the complexity and my waiting list.

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This fused glass Elvis portrait is 100% glass, made with different grades of frit (ground glass). The portrait was hand drawn on the kiln shelf, then the frit was placed carefully to make the face come alive.

Then it was fused in the kiln, just enough for the glass to begin to melt but not enough that the whole thing becomes smooth and uniform. This was exhibited at the Scottish Glass Society’s ‘Alchemy’ exhibition at Trades Hall in Glasgow in Autumn 2025 alongside Glass Marilyn who was made using the same technique.

He has been permanently mounted in a 30 x 30 cm white frame. The glass was removed so you can see Elvis’s texture properly.

A perfect gift for an Elvis fan; unique, beautiful, iconic.

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