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Italian Rod Mega Assortment - 104 COE

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Italian Rod Mega Assortment - 104 COE
Italian Rod Mega Assortment - 104 COE
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Product Features

  • Assortment packs are a time convince for beginners and busy artists
  • Approximately 84 glass rods, enough to make an entire necklace
  • 104 COE - Soft glass is perfect for bead making
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Italian rod assortments are a wonderful convenience for both the beginner and the busy artists. Make enough beads for an entire necklace or bracelet with just one bundle. Lots of glass at one low price! Assortment includes 84 rods: 36 transparent, 4 clear, 4 black, 20 pastel opals, 4 white opals, and 16 special color opals. Each glass rod measures approximately 13" long. 104 COE.

Photo is just one example of rod assortment. Colors may vary slightly.

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