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Fireworks Transparent Glass Rod 15 Piece Assortment - 104 COE

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Fireworks Transparent Glass Rod 15 Piece Assortment - 104 COE

Fireworks Transparent Glass Rod 15 Piece Assortment - 104 COE by Diamond Tech

$22.95 USD
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  • Create handmade beads in a rainbow of transparent colors
  • Rods are approximately 13" long and 3/16" in diameter
  • Assortment contains 15 rods
  • 104 COE

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Create handmade beads in a rainbow of popular transparent colors. Perfect for beginner or novice beadmakers. Rods measure 13" long and are approximately 3/16" in diameter. Assortment contains 15 rods. 104 COE.

Beads shown from "Passing the Flame - 3rd Edition" book #6532.
 

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