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Pinwheel Bevel Cluster

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Pinwheel Bevel Cluster
$69.95 USD
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Product Features

  • Beveled glass creates beautiful sparkles of light
  • Add detail and interest to your windows or doors
  • Intricate, hand-crafted cluster adds a shimmering focal point to any piece
  • Measures 14" in diameter assembled, 13 pieces
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Product Description

Create Beautiful Beveled Panels for Your Doors and Windows
Each hand -crafted beveled piece is cut and polished to create a fine quality cluster. Light is reflected and refracted by the bevel angle of the glass, creating a stunning prismatic effect in certain lighting conditions, and adding depth and elegance to any design.

Clear bevel cluster measures 14" diameter when assembled. 13 pieces.

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

Step-by-Step: Beyond Basic Bevel Design
1. Define your project borders and center lines on graph paper. Arrange bevel pieces.
2. For additional options try repositioning bevels. Add space in between to incorporate cut stained glass or additional bevels. You can even remove pieces to alter the design.
3. Once you find a pleasing design to fit your space carefully trace bevels, then add pattern lines for glass to complete the design.

First project created by artist John Shiflett. Second project created by artist Gwen Bonnie. Both from Delphi's Online Artist Gallery.
 

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Pros : This cluster ended up in a panel I made. The center gemstone is a bonus; it is huge and a very nice bonus. I have since purchased a second one. Very reasonable priced, beautiful cluster
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