Bullseye Ultra Violet Glass Pack: Purple, Pink & Striker-Glass Guide

A purple-and-pink assortment offers a focused palette, but the colour you see before firing may not tell the whole story. For this pack, understanding striker glass is as important as planning the cuts.

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What the listing confirms

Our listing describes a Bullseye fusible-glass assortment with six approximately 5-by-8-inch pieces. It is labelled 90 COE and may include striker glass. Confirm the actual styles and thicknesses supplied before purchase. A preview is not a guarantee that every batch has identical colour distribution.

Why strikers matter

Bullseye explains that striker glasses develop their target colour through appropriate heatwork. An unfired sheet may appear pale or different from its fired colour. The manufacturer recommends testing with the intended process when colour matching matters.

This makes the pack relevant to an instructed kilnforming learner willing to test samples. A maker without kiln access should check the actual cold colours rather than assume the target fired palette is already present.

Beginner suitability and uses

Our editorial assessment: suitable for a guided learner selecting glass for a small compatible project, with extra colour-planning care if strikers are included. Possible design directions include a purple-and-pink colour study or an accent section within a larger composition, subject to actual sheet yield and process suitability. These are ideas, not included patterns.

Advantages and trade-offs

• A coordinated palette reduces initial colour-selection decisions.
• Listed piece sizes allow a preliminary cutting plan.
• Quantities of each style are limited and should be checked against the pattern.
• Striker colours can develop through firing, so cold appearance may differ.
• The pack is material, not a complete kiln setup.

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Before cutting or firing

Identify each glass, confirm compatibility and follow its manufacturer notes. Matching COE alone does not prove compatibility with other glass. Test a sample for colour-sensitive work, and use process-appropriate eye protection, sharp-glass handling and kiln precautions.

The takeaway: choose the palette you want, but plan around actual sheet sizes and the difference between cold and fired colour.

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Sources and editorial approach

Product details: our current listing. General material guidance: Bullseye: Understanding Striker Glasses, Bullseye: What to Expect and Bullseye FAQ. This is a researched buying guide, not a hands-on review. No exact-pack customer consensus or colour guarantee is claimed.