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Red, Green And White Glass Candy Cane Rod - 96 COE

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Red, Green and White Glass Candy Cane Rod - 96 COE
Red, Green And White Glass Candy Cane Rod - 96 COE
$16.95 USD
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Item# X96420   In Stock
  • Red, green and white cane mimics the look of classic candy canes - perfect for holiday projects
  • Hand-pulled cane is an easy way to add detail to your art
  • Each hand-pulled 12" cane is 4 - 7 mm in diameter
  • 96 COE

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Quick Holiday Ornaments and Gifts
Detailed rods with red, green and white stripes look just like candy canes! Rods are made from premium Oceanside glass. Use them to create festive borders and accents in fused projects, or heat in a flame and bend into the classic peppermint crook shape! Rods measure 12" long. Sold individually. 96 COE.

Holiday bowl and plate created by artist Heidi Smith. "Merry Christmas" plaque created by artist Kayleigh Clark.

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