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Colour de Verre

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If you work with glass to make more than jewelry, you may have already heard of Colour de Verre. Based in Portland, Oregon, the founders have built their company on innovation, superior design and craftsmanship. Ceramist Craig Smith, Marketing Guru Lawrence “Larry” Jacobsen, and Glass Artist, Author, and Educator Jayne Persico co-founded the company to bring quality, reuseable molds for glass casting to art glass enthusiasts. Instead of mass producing their molds in large factories, Colour de Verre instead uses small art potteries in their home town to craft their product line. Perfect for small kilns used by many bead makers and metal clay artists, the molds from Colour de Verre are engineered to almost never require grinding and polishing. Take a look at the bead molds or box molds and watch a video to see how easy they are to use!

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