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Butterfly Lead Free Figurine
Butterfly Lead Free Figurine
$26.95 USD
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Item# 8960LF  
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Product Features

  • Make lovely 3-D gifts fast
  • Petite project can be completed using scrap glass
  • Pattern and instructions included
  • Sold unfinished; glass is not included
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Product Description

Capture a stunning butterfly in flight with this beautiful stained glass butterfly project. The detailed cast metal body includes a free pattern and assembly instructions. Figurine is lead free for safe handling. 

Casting measures approximately 3-5/8" x 3/8". Figurine is shown finished, glass is not included.

Delphi Tip: Using a temperature controller to reduce the temperature of your soldering iron is recommended to prevent melting your casting. A smaller tip for your soldering iron is helpful for soldering in tight spaces.

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