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Screw On Clip Brass Night Light Clips - 50 Pack

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Screw on Clip Brass Night Light Clips - 50 Pack
Screw On Clip Brass Night Light Clips - 50 Pack
$53.95 USD
A $97.50 value.
Item# 702750   In Stock
  • Clips screw on to night light fixtures for a secure fit
  • Ideal for heavy stained glass and fused nightlights
  • Simply attach to the back of your art with glass adhesive
  • Sold in a 50 pack

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Night Lights Make Quick and Thoughtful Gifts
Make a charming stained glass night-light, a wonderful weekend project! Clips screw on to night light fixtures for a secure fit. Use with night light hardware #702612, sold separately. Clip color may vary. 50 clips per pack.

Celestial night light from "All Through the Night" by Teny Nudson. Sunset night light from "Creative Techniques in Stained Glass" by Cliff Kennedy.

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Pros : the screw clip is more sturdy but you need patience with the tiny screw.
Cons : small screw - but i know that cannot be helped
Other Thoughts : I also glue (with E600) as well as solder slip to the suncatcher. added security so it will not lean
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