COE90 Glass Animal Shapes

COE90 Glass Animal Shapes are precut, fusible glass pieces ready to drop straight into your fuse without templates, scoring, or grinding tight curves. This category gathers ready-to-fire animal silhouettes in COE90, covering the common birds, mammals, insects, and pond critters fusers reach for on ornaments, sun-catchers, and pet plaques.

What's in this category

You'll find precut cardinals, hummingbirds, owls, penguins, and turkeys for backyard-bird makers, plus golden retrievers, cats, foxes, black bears, coyotes, llamas, and bucking broncos for pet and woodland themes. Insect and pond options include bumble bees, butterflies, dragonflies (standard and large), ladybugs, koi, crabs, frogs, a lizard, and a unicorn. Paw prints, dog bones, bat silhouettes, and small bird shapes round out the lineup for accents, ornaments, and memorial work. Some pieces come bundled as small packs (cats, coyotes, mini birds, bats) so you can lay out a flock or set in one go. Browse the broader precut lineup under COE90 Glass Precut Shapes.

Matching to your COE90 glass

Every shape here is COE90, so it's fusible with COE90 sheet glass, stringers, and frit (the Bullseye-compatible system). Do not mix these with COE96 or float glass in the same firing; the mismatched expansion can stress or crack the piece during cooling. If your base sheet and accents are all COE90, these shapes are intended to fire predictably when used with tested-compatible COE90 glass and an appropriate schedule.

Firing and finishing

Wipe each piece with a clean cloth before placing it on a primed shelf to remove handling oils and shelf-primer dust. Cap with clear COE90 for a smooth, encased look, or tack-fuse to keep the silhouette raised and tactile on the surface. Standard COE90 fusing schedules apply; opaque shapes hold their color cleanly at a full fuse, while transparent silhouettes deepen slightly and read best over a pale or clear base.

Project ideas

These shapes are the fast path to ornaments, sun-catchers, nightlights, garden stakes, jewelry components, pet-memorial plaques, and seasonal pieces. Bird and butterfly silhouettes pop on a clear or sky-toned base; dog, cat, and paw shapes work well on memorial plaques paired with a name in stringer; koi, crabs, and frogs suit pond bowls and beach-themed plates; bats, owls, and turkeys cover the fall and Halloween table.