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Pre-Cut Birds Trio Kit

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Pre-Cut Birds Trio Kit
Pre-Cut Birds Trio Kit by Studio One
$46.95 USD
Item# 89129   In Stock
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Product Features

  • Create a project fast - No glass cutting needed
  • A great way to try out a new craft
  • Makes a perfect gift
  • Makes 3 bird-themed suncatchers ranging from 4" x 4" to 6" x 6"
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Make Delightful Stained Glass Suncatchers in an Afternoon
This trio of birds will look lovely adorning your windows, or to give as treasured gifts. Kit includes 21 pre-cut glass pieces, embellishment accents, complete instructions and wire for details. Lead came not included. Chickadee measures 4" x 4" (9 pieces), Hummingbird with flower measures 5" x 5" (12 pieces) and the Cardinal measures 6" x 6" (4 pieces) when complete.

Assemble with lead came #5593 (sold separately). Once assembled, clean with Kwik-Clean Flux Cleaner #63702 (sold separately) and you’re ready to display! Black glass not included. Some details are painted on.

Delphi Tip: Stretch and stiffen lead before wrapping glass pieces. On average, you will use 1 piece of lead per pre-cut ring or panel kit; however, we recommend having 2 pieces just in case you need to recut a piece. Scroll kits will use 2 pieces of lead. Only 1 piece of lead per night light or votive kit is needed.

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Pros : Made these to give as gifts. My granddaughter chose the humming bird.
Cons : Dont like that you have to buy paint to finish parts of them.
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Pros : already cut, sanded and ready to go
Cons : the black on the birds actually has to be painted, it is not a black piece of glass
Other Thoughts : A lot of fancy wire work is necessary, not too ood at that
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