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Charlevoix Bevel Cluster

Charlevoix Bevel Cluster by Superior Bevels
$93.95 USD
Item# SB008   In Stock

Product Features

  • Delphi Original Design
  • Cut from thicker 6 mm glass to create more light refraction
  • Measures 13" wide by 13" high, 37 pieces


Product Description

Let the light shine in with Delphi original designs!
These are not your standard bevel clusters. Cut from thicker 6mm glass to create more light refraction so they're Superior in every way. Their hand-selected original designs were created to celebrate Delphi’s home state of Michigan. Plunge into your next project and let creativity wash over you. 37 pieces, 13” x 13”.

Delphi Tip: Always lay out bevel clusters on pattern before cutting glass to adjust for small differences.

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Pros : Love the design. Always look forward to designing a New cluster
Cons : Wish they would include a full size paper pattern as do All other bevel companies!!!!!
Other Thoughts : Cannot wait to design and complete with this new cluster. Am going to add loops' so that one can hang 'straight up OR on the diagonal......
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