Each of these molds is hand-made by our artisans to a detailed product specification. They’re used by glass artists to create a building block charm out of fine or powder glass frit. As they’re hand-made, some variation is to be expected.

These molds are a unique, Glass & Stone Pottery design that produces a textured “building block” with a letter on the front face. We currently offer the 26 capital letters of the Roman alphabet. Each mold produces a finished glass charm about 1” across and 3/16” to ¼” thick on the textured lines, or the same design centered on a 2” round glass disk. Our fully-vitrified stoneware molds are durable and functional, usable for hundreds of firings. Molds are about 2 ¾” across.

Each individual mold is $20, or 6 molds for $100. A full set of all 26 letters is $400. Select the package you’d like to purchase from the drop-down list below, then click “Choose Your Letters” - a form will pop up asking for the letters you’d like. List off the letters you’re interested in - duplicates included - and it’ll be saved with your order information. Once they’re in your cart, you can make changes to the letters you’ve selected by clicking the “Edit Details” link by the item in your cart.

These molds will be made to order. Production times are about 1 week, but we can make quite a few per week; we will update customers by email on production schedules and our best estimates on lead times, including weekly updates. There’s no waiting list on this one - orders will be shipped in the order they’re placed.

All our fused glass molds have free shipping to addresses within the United States. International orders should be placed for Local Pickup; we will bill you for the shipping costs. Contact us by email to info@glassandstone.art for a shipping rate quote before placing your order.

Instructions and Tutorial

This guide (CLICK TO DOWNLOAD) was created by Laura (Smonkey) Reynolds to help get you started successfully creating art with your new mold. It contains a lot of helpful tips and instructions, and is worth reading even if you’re very experienced with creating glass art using molds; our molds have some unique characteristics that make them different from the slipcast or bisqueware molds you may have used before.

Damage Policy

Over 95% of our packages arrive intact, but in the event you receive a damaged mold, please contact us immediately via email to info@glassandstone.art. Include your order number and a photo of the damage and the packaging, and we will replace the damaged mold promptly.