✓Package Contents: the set contains twenty four individual glass panels measuring about four by six inches or ten by fifteen centimeters, sized for makers who need manageable material without purchasing full sheets; The assortment is intended as raw craft stock rather than finished decorations, completed lamps, tools, stands, chains, or display props shown in project examples; Use the physical panels as the final color reference before cutting or planning a matched layout
✓Fusing Compatibility: each sheet is intended for projects using a coefficient of expansion of ninety six and should be combined only with tested materials of the same standard; Use the panels for kiln samples, tack fuse work, full fuse layers, small jewelry components, or compatible decorative inserts; Do not mix them with COE 90 or unidentified material without a compatibility test, because different expansion rates can create stress, cracking, or failure while heating or cooling
✓Transparent Color Behavior: the colored surface transmits light and produces different visual results depending on the background, viewing angle, room lighting, and layer count; A piece may appear deeper on a dark surface, lighter against white, or brighter when backlit, while firing can also alter the final shade; Compare the physical panels under the lighting used for the project and fire a small test sample before committing to a matched color layout
✓Cutting and Project Use: the four by six inch format gives hobbyists and studio users enough area for small patterns while remaining easier to score, separate, arrange, and store than large panels; Cut the material into strips, tiles, geometric accents, ornaments, pendants, window details, mosaic sections, and suncatcher components with suitable glass tools; Plan the pattern on a flat surface before cutting to reduce waste and make better use of the mixed assortment
✓Protective Packing and Handling: individual panels are separated and padded to limit surface contact during storage and transportation; Inspect every piece after delivery and keep unused material flat, clean, and divided by color to reduce scratches or edge damage; Wear safety glasses and cut resistant gloves, work on a stable surface, and follow the instructions for the selected cutter and kiln because edges may be sharp before and after processing