A few are dark but mostly allow back light(sun lite) to shine thru. As a matter of fact I have made 60 0r so glass flower blossoms to be used as window decos. I have given many of them away and they were/are well received. Cut a small(nicket sized) mylar disc and start gluing. Use clear GRLR glue combined with gold chain(Hobby Lobby) and suction cup for hanging. The disc(seed part) of the flower is a small challenge. I used buttons W/O holes. Other glass colors add variety. Black eyed susans are a hit. Overall an easy fun project

Can these petal tiles go in the oven? I'm thinking of putting them on fimo clay and then I'll need to bake it.

Brian, Sorry I spelled your name wrong. Time should be a factor. Glass has to reach a high temperature to melt. You need one of two things for them to stick together and that is an “always” thing. If you sanded the glass to give it some grip might help but these pieces are so tiny. Are you trying a mosaic with them on the clay? If so, place them where you want them and bake. After pull each piece of and use a glue or liquid polymer to glue down.

Brand	Yoption
Material	Glass
Size	Large, Small
Color	Mixed Color
Finish Type	Polished
Style	Modern
Installation Type	Glue Down, Peel and Stick
Product Dimensions	1.38"L
Pattern	Floral
Item Weight	0.22 Kilograms
Shape	Petal
Item Thickness	2.5 Millimeters
Edge Style	Square Edge
Unit Count	100 Count
Recommended Uses For Product	Art Craft Projects, Home Decorations
Form Factor	Petal
Water Resistance Level	Not Water Resistant
Special Feature	Hand-cut stained glass, Variety colors, Multiple collocations
Manufacturer	Yoption
Part Number	AGUS24301
Item Weight	7.6 ounces
Item model number	AGUS24301
Size	Large
Finish	Polished
Item Package Quantity	1
Coverage	0.417 Square Feet
Special Features	Hand-cut stained glass, Variety colors, Multiple collocations
Batteries Included?	No
Batteries Required?	No

Yoption 100 Pieces Petal Mosaic Tiles, Hand-Cut Stained Glass Flower Leaves Tiles for Art Craft and Home Decorations

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