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I too had this happen the other day. It was interesting because I made about 100 tiles and all of the ones made with a cathedral glass base came off the thin fire and didn't disrupt the paper but all the ones done with an opal glass base had the thin fire come off the shelf with them! I'm nervous to...

I tried out the new BE Thin Fire last night on a new 15" piece to do a bowl and it did wonderful. No splitting at all. The back of the piece which is all transparent glass is nice and smooth. I have a couple of questions... 1. I assumed the same safety standards hold for this paper as others? I...

I honestly believe I had the older paper. I've refired the piece and the paper actually split worse than the first go round but the funny (well, don't know if I'd really say funny!) part is that since it's a circular piece with the outer 3 inches being clear with confetti/frit and the inner circle b...

Thank you Lisa and being somewhat new at all of this if I decided to do the second firing what would be the schedule I would program in? or could I just use the preprogrammed one and when it hits 1400 would I just stop it and let it drop down naturally? Thank you again for your help!
Jeri

I'm sorry I forgot to add this on the last question! This is my first bowl..15.75" and 2 full pieces thick and 3 counting the center accent circle, Bullseye glass. I am now going to slump it in the mold and wondered what would be the proper settings for the kiln for this size piece. I have a Sk...

Hi, I have a quick question please. I have been using the thin fire paper under my projects with no problem until today. I just made a 16" circle design to now slump into a bowl. During the firing the fiber paper split underneath and now you can see the design of the split on the piece. When I ...