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Fusible Glass 96 C.O.E RevisedRevised 02/0705/20/09 BULLSEYE FUSIBLE GLASS 90 C.O.E. Bullseye Glass is formulated & manufactured specifically for a wide variety of usages including Fusing, Slumping, Beadmaking, etc. The most important characteristic of glass for fusing is compatibility—any Bullseye Glass labeled “Tested Compatible” should fuse with no undue stress to any other Bullseye Glass so labeled. No. THIN GLASS - OPALS THIN GLASS - CATHEDRALS (cont.) No. Tomato Red BU0024-50F BU1122-50F Red-Orange Tangerine Solid BU0025-50F BU1125-50F Orange Light Peach Cream BU0034-50F BU1126-50F Chartreuse Black BU0100-50F BU1128-50F Deep Royal Purple Powder Blue BU0108-50F BU1129-50F Charcoal Gray Mint Green BU0112-50F BU1137-50F Medium Amber White BU0113-50F BU1141-50F Olive Green Cobalt Blue BU0114-50F BU1145-50F Kelly Green Turquoise Blue BU0116-50F * BU1207-50F Fern Green *BU0117-50F Mineral Green BU1215-50F Light Pink (when fired) Striker Canary Yellow BU0120-50F BU1234-50F Violet Striker Poppy Red BU0124-50F * BU1241-50F Pine Green Orange BU0125-50F BU1305-50F Sunset Coral Spring Green (Lime) BU0126-50F BU1311-50F Cranberry Pink Driftwood Gray BU0132-50F BU1321-50F Carnelian Deco Gray BU0136-50F BU1322-50F Red French Vanilla BU0137-50F BU1332-50F Fuchsia Marzipan Striker BU0138-50F BU1334-50F Gold Purple Almond Striker BU0139-50F BU1401-50F Crystal Clear Neodymium Lavender BU0142-50F BU1405-50F Light Plum Lacy White BU0143-50F BU1406-50F Light Steel Blue Teal Green BU0144-50F BU1408-50F Light Aquamarine Blue Jade Green BU0145-50F BU1409-50F Light Bronze Steel Blue BU0146-50F BU1412-50F Light Aventurine Deep Cobalt Blue BU0147-50F BU1414-50F Light Sky Blue Coffee Cream Striker BU0149-50F * BU1416-50F Light Turquoise Blue Solid Brown BU0203-50F BU1417-50F Emerald Green Olive Green BU0212-50F BU1419-50F Tan *BU0216-50F Light Cyan BU1426-50F Spring Green Sunflower Yellow BU0220-50F BU1428-50F Light Violet Deep Solid Red BU0224-50F BU1429-50F Light Silver Gray *BU0227-50F Golden Green BU1437-50F Light Amber Pink BU0301-50F BU1439-50F Khaki Dusty Lilac BU0303-50F BU1442-50F Neo-Lavender Salmon Pink BU0305-50F * BU1444-50F Sea Blue Cinnabar BU0309-50F BU1449-50F Oregon Gray Umber BU0310-50F * BU1464-50F True Blue BU0313-50F Dense White BU0320-50F Marigold Yellow BU0321-50F Pumpkin Orange THIN IRIDIZED *BU0329-50F Burnt Orange BU0100-51F Black *BU0337-50F Butterscotch BU0100-56F Black Accordian Petal Pink BU0421-50F BU0100-57F Black w/Silver Iridized THIN GLASS - CATHEDRALS BU0100-58F Black w/Gold Iridized No. BU0113-51F White Opal BU1101-51F Clear Cathedral Clear BU1101-50F BU1101-58F Clear w/Gold Iridized Clear Reed Texture BU1101-53F BU1105-51F Deep Plum Cathedral Deep Plum BU1105-50F BU1108-51F Aquamarine Blue Cathedral Light Green BU1107-50F BU1112-51F Aventurine Green Cathedral Aquamarine Blue BU1108-50F BU1114-51F Deep Royal Blue Cathedral Aventurine Green BU1112-50F BU1116-51F Turquoise Blue Cathedral Deep Royal Blue BU1114-50F BU1118-51F Midnight Blue Cathedral Turquoise Blue BU1116-50F BU1120-51F Canary Yellow Cathedral Midnight Blue BU1118-50F BU1122-51F Red-Orange Cathedral Sienna BU1119-50F BU1125-51F Orange Cathedral Canary Yellow BU1120-50F BU1137-51F Medium Amber Cathedral *NEW COLOR BU1145-51F Kelly Green Cathedral See Page F4 For Sheet Size Chart * BU1234-51F Violet Striker F See Page F18 For Retailer Packs RevisedRevised BULLSEYE FUSIBLE GLASS 90 C.O.E. 05/20/0902/07 No. THIN IRIDIZED (cont.) No. SOLID COLOR OPALS (cont.) BU1311-51F Cranberry Pink Cathedral BU0138F Marzipan Striker BU1321-51F Carnelian BU0139F Almond Striker BU1332-51F Fuchsia BU0141F Dark Forest Green BU1406-51F Light Steel Blue Cathedral BU0142F Neodymium Lavender BU1408-51F Light Aquamarine Blue Cathedral BU0143F Lacy White BU1409-51F Light Bronze Cathedral BU0144F Teal Green BU1414-51F Light Sky Blue Cathedral Jade Green Tan BU0145F BU1419-51F Steel Blue BU1426-51F Spring Green Cathedral BU0146F BU1428-51F Light Violet Cathedral BU0147F Deep Cobalt Blue BU1442-51F Neo-Lavender Cathedral BU0149F Coffee Cream Striker BU0164F Egyptian Blue BU0203F Solid Brown FRIT & STREAMERS - (MARDI GRAS On Clear Glass) BU0212F Olive Green BU4200F Black Frit w/Black Streamers * BU0216F Light Cyan BU4212F Dark Green/Spring Green Frit BU0220F Sunflower Yellow w/Green Streamers BU0224F Deep Solid Red BU4215F Pink/Cranberry Frit w/Pink Streamers * BU0227F Golden Green BU4216F Royal Blue/Turquoise Frit w/Cobalt/ BU0301F Pink Turquoise Streamers BU0303F Dusty Lilac BU4217F Aventurine/Jade Green Frit BU0305F Salmon Pink w/Aventurine Streamers BU0309F Cinnabar BU4218F Black/White Frit w/White Streamers BU0310F Umber BU4219F Royal/Cobalt/Aqua Blue Frit BU0313F Dense White w/Royal Blue Streamers BU0320F Marigold Yellow BU4223F Yellow/Blue/Red Frit w/Blue Streamers BU0321F Pumpkin Orange BU4224F Red Frit w/Red Streamers Cranberry/Purple Frit & Streamers * BU0329F Burnt Orange BU4234F Gold Purple BU4242F Neo-Lavender/Purple Frit BU0334F w/Cobalt/Purple Streamers * BU0337F Butterscotch BU0421F Petal Pink FRACTURES & STREAMERS (All Streamers Black Unless Noted) streaKies (STANDARD THICKNESS) White Opal/Powder Blue Opal * BU4010F SPRING: Blue, Green, Aqua & Pink on White BU2018F H * BU4011F AUTUMN: Orange, Yellow & Red on White BU2020-30F Clear/Sunflower Yellow Opal * BU4012F SUMMER: Green & Yellow on White BU2024-30FH Clear Red Opal * BU4014F Spring Green & Deep Pink on White BU2026-30FH Clear/Spring Green Opal * BU4110F SPRING: Blue, Green, Aqua & Pink on Clear BU2037-30FH Clear/French Vanilla Opal * BU4111F AUTUMN: Orange, Yellow & Red on Clear BU2047-30FH Clear/Deep Cobalt Blue Opal * BU4112F SUMMER: Green & Yellow on Clear BU2064-30FH Clear/Egyptian Blue Opal * BU4113F WINTER: White (w/Clear Streamers) on Clear BU2100F Clear/Black Opal * BU4114F Spring Green & Deep Pink on Clear BU2105F Blue Opal/Plum * BU4115F Deep Pink, Light Pink & White on Clear BU2107F White Opal/Light Green * BU4116F Light Pink, Green & White on Clear BU2108F Powder Blue Opal/Marine Blue * BU4118F White on Clear BU2109F White/Dark Brown * BU4119F Blue & White on Clear BU2112F Mint Opal/Deep Forest Green * BU4121F Light Pink & White on Clear BU2118F White/Blue * BU4122F Light Pink, Plum & White on Clear BU2119F White/Violet * BU4128F Pink, Plum, Green, Aqua on Clear BU2121F Yellow/Forest Green BU2123F White Opal/Orange SOLID COLOR OPALS (STANDARD THICKNESS) BU2124F White/Rust Opal All are Double Rolled except BU0100F. BU2128F Purple/Light Blue Opal BU2129F Charcoal Gray/White Opal BU0013F Opaque White BU2130-30FH Clear/White Opal BU0024F Tomato Red BU2137-30FH Amber/White BU0025F Tangerine Solid BU2164-30FH Blue/White Wispy Opal BU0034F Light Peach Cream BU2209F Dark Brown/White Opal BU0100F Black Single Rolled * BU2212-30FH Olive/Forest Green Opal BU0100-30F Black BU2302F White Opal/Pink Opal BU0100-47F Black Prismatic (Bolder Linear Text.) BU2304F White Opal/Lavender Blue Opal BU0108F Powder Blue BU2305F White Opal/Salmon Pink Opal BU0113F White *NEW COLORS BU2310F White Opal/Cranberry Pink BU0114F Cobalt Blue BU2311-30F H Gold-Pink/White Wispy BU0116F Turquoise Blue HDOUBLE ROLLED BU3126-30FH Cranberry/Blue/Green BU0117F Mineral Green BU3203-30FH Brown/Ivory/Black BU0120F Canary Yellow H Olive/Forest/Brown Poppy Red BU3212-30F BU0124F White Opal/Deep Royal Purple/ BU0125F Orange BU3328F Cranberry Pink BU0126F Spring Green Opal (Lime) H BU0132F Solid Driftwood Gray BU3334-30F Cranberry/Purple/White BU0136F Deco Gray BU3501F White Opal/Deep Forest Green/ See Page F4 For Sheet Size Chart Caramel Opal F Revised 05/20/09 BULLSEYE FUSIBLE GLASS 90 C.O.E. CATHEDRALS (STANDARD THICKNESS) iridized (STANDARD THICKNESS) All are Double Rolled except BU1101F and BU4100F All are Double Rolled except BU4100-10F No. No. BU1101F Clear Single Rolled BU0100-31F Black Double Rolled BU1101-30F Clear BU0100-32F Black Diamond Pattern BU1101-47F Clear Prismatic (Bold Linear Text.) BU0100-37F Black Double Rolled w/Silver Irid. BU1101-60F 6mm Clear (Approx. 15.6/lb per sheet) BU0100-38F Black Double Rolled w/Gold Iridized BU1105F Deep Plum BU0113-31F White Opal BU1107F Light Green BU1101-10F Clear Cathedral Single Rolled BU1108F Aquamarine Blue BU1101-31F Clear Double Rolled BU1109F Bronze BU1101-32F Clear Diamond Pattern BU1112F Aventurine Blue BU1101-37F Clear w/Silver Iridized BU1114F Deep Royal Blue BU1101-38F Clear w/Gold Iridized BU1116F Turquoise Blue * BU1105-31F Plum Cathedral BU1118F Midnight Blue BU1108-31F Aquamarine Blue Cathedral BU1119F Sienna BU1112-31F Aventurine Green Cathedral BU1120F Canary Yellow BU1114-31F Deep Royal Blue Cathedral BU1122F Red-Orange BU1116-31F Turquoise Cathedral BU1125F Orange BU1118-31F Midnight Blue Cathedral BU1126F Chartreuse BU1119-31F Sienna Cathedral BU1128F Deep Royal Purple BU1120-31F Canary Yellow Cathedral BU1129F Charcoal Blue BU1122-31F Red-Orange Cathedral BU1137F Medium Amber BU1125-31F Orange Cathedral BU1141F Olive Green BU1126-31F Chartreuse Cathedral BU1145F Kelly Green BU1128-31F Deep Royal Purple Cathedral *BU1207F Fern Green BU1129-31F Charcoal Gray Cathedral BU1215F Light Pink (when fired) Striker BU1137-31F Medium Amber Cathedral BU1234F Violet Striker BU1145-31F Kelly Green Cathedral *BU1241F Pine Green BU1234-31F Violet Striker Cathedral BU1305F Sunset Coral BU1305-31F Sunset Coral Cathedral BU1311F Cranberry Pink BU1311-31F Cranberry Cathedral BU1320F Marigold Yellow * BU1321-31F Carnelian Cathedral BU1321F Carnelian * BU1322-31F Red Cathedral BU1322F Red * BU1332-31F Fuchsia Cathedral BU1332F Fuchsia BU1405-31F Light Plum Cathedral BU1334F Gold Purple BU1408-31F Light Aqua
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