COE90 Glass Holidays

COE90 Glass Holidays gathers fusible precut shapes themed for the calendar's biggest making seasons: Valentine's Day, St. Patrick's Day, Easter, Halloween, and Christmas. Every piece is cut from Bullseye-compatible (COE90) fusing glass, so you can drop a shape straight onto a base and fire without scoring, breaking, or grinding. It is the fastest way to add a recognizable holiday motif to ornaments, plates, nightlights, suncatchers, and jewelry.

What's in this category

You'll find Christmas shapes including gingerbread men, holly leaves and clusters in light green, dark green and aventurine green, mittens, ice skates, ornaments, light bulbs, candy canes, snowmen, stars, and Christmas trees. Halloween brings pumpkins (round, oblong, with and without stems), ghosts, a cauldron, a flying witch, hats (Santa, witch, wizard, snowman), and candy corn. Valentine's is well covered with hearts in clear, white opalescent, pink opalescent, red opalescent, red transparent, and red iridescent transparent, plus long heart and mini heart shapes. Spring and seasonal motifs round things out with bunny silhouettes, shamrocks, a Celtic knot, angels, and a cowboy boot.

Why precuts save time

Cutting small, curved shapes like a holly leaf or a candy corn by hand is fussy work, especially in production runs of ornaments or party favors. Precut COE90 shapes give you consistent silhouettes every time, which matters when you're assembling matched sets or stacking shapes into layered designs. They also reduce cutting waste, broken tips, and time spent grinding edges true. Mix and match across themes from COE90 Glass Precut Shapes to build your own kits.

COE90 compatibility

Every shape in this category is rated COE90, meaning it's formulated to fuse with other COE90 fusible glass such as Bullseye sheet, frit, stringer, and noodles. Do not combine COE90 shapes with COE96, float/window glass, or any other glass not tested compatible with COE90 in the same firing, as the mismatched expansion can crack the piece during cooling. If you work in both systems, keep your COE90 holiday shapes stored and labeled separately from any COE96 stock.

Firing and finishing

Most of these shapes are sized for tack-fuse and full-fuse schedules typical of small fused projects. Tack firing keeps the holiday motif raised and readable on a base; a full fuse melts it flush for smooth pendants, magnets, and plate inclusions. After fusing, many makers slump the finished piece into ornaments, dishes, or nightlight panels. Clean each shape with glass cleaner or alcohol before firing to avoid devit spots on the surface.

Project ideas

Use hearts and mini hearts for Valentine's pendants, wine charms and sun catchers. Layer holly clusters with red accents for Christmas ornaments and coasters. Build Halloween nightlights from pumpkins, ghosts, a flying witch and a cauldron on a black or orange base. Shamrocks and Celtic knots make quick St. Patrick's gifts, and bunnies plus peepers cover Easter. For larger fused work, combine these precuts with COE90 frit, stringers and sheet glass to add color fields, borders and backgrounds.