Glass molds are made from ceramic so they can go right in the kiln with your glass pieces.  They can be used again and again.  The same molds can also be used for clay.  

Important:  You need to use Glass Separator on your molds so the glass does not stick to them.  Kiln wash is a possible alternative, if that is all you have on hand.  However kiln wash is less finely ground, so it tends to stick to the glass and can be hard to scrape off.

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Stand-Up Molds

Make creative stand-up glass figures.  These molds allow you to slump 2 legged and 4 legged figurines which will stand up on their own. 

Dish Molds

Slump a sheet of decorated glass into a beautiful and functional dish

Bottle Slumping Molds - Slumping Wine Bottles
It has become very popular to slump wine bottles for bowls or cutting boards.  Sometimes people paint them first with glass pigments.   You can slump them on a shelf to make them flat, or use this mold to get a curved shape.  Almost any kiln can be used to do this, but if that is your main purpose the Olympic Front Load Glass Kilns such as the 1823FL are great because of their rectangular shape and relatively low cost.  We have some instructions for slumping wine bottles.  

Textured Molds
First melt the glass sheet on a texture mold, to give it texture.  Then put it in one of the dish molds to slump it and give it shape