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Oceanside Clear Cord

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Oceanside Clear Cord by Oceanside Glass & Tile

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Unit	Size*	Price	Qty
small	8" x 8"	$7.25 USD
medium	12" x 12"	$14.25
large	16" x 24"	$37.95

Item# X100C In Stock

Product Features

Good for Stained Glass Projects
Good for Fusing - 96 COE
Easy to Cut
Consistent Pattern and Texture

Product Description

Add interest and dimension to your fusing projects with textured glass! Tack-fuse textures for a great 3-D look, or use frit and stringer to add color dimension and pattern to your finished pieces! 96 COE.

Project by artist Tia Long. From Delphi's Online Artist Gallery.

Photo above is a general representation of glass colors. Colors may vary. Sizes are approximate.

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5 out of 5 stars

Pretty pattern

By Rloeve on May 23, 2022

Pros : Easy to cut.

Cons : No cons.

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Beautiful

By Mary H. on July 31, 2013

Pros : Makes for a unique background when you want something a little different.

Cons : None

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