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Ellie Fusible Hangers - 16 Pack

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Ellie Fusible Hangers - 16 Pack
Ellie Fusible Hangers - 16 Pack
$29.95 USD
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Product Features

  • Allows you to hang fused jewelry easy without gluing bails
  • Add hangers easily to fused sun catchers and wind chimes
  • Sold in a pack of 16
  • Holds up to 5 lbs
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Product Description

Tired of making your own hangers to put into your fused pieces? Made from high-temp nickel-chromium metal and able to withstand 2000° F, these hangers will allow you to secure your pieces with confidence. The unique shape ensures they stay put between fused glass pieces. They will not lose shape during firing and can withstand multiple firings. Hangers change to black when fired. Measures 3/4" wide and 7/8" high. Sold in a pack of 16.

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Pros : these work really well in between layers of glass for easy hanging of the piece.
Cons : They darken with firing, as do all metal fireable wires.....
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