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3" x 1/2" Mini Bowl Mold

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3 x 1/2 Mini Bowl Mold

3" x 1/2" Mini Bowl Mold

Price $22.95
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Your Price: $15.95 USD   (31% Off)
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Product Features

  • Fits in any small kiln!
  • Mold measures approx. 3" wide
  • Durable ceramic mold can withstand many firings
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Product Description

Ideal for table top kiln creations!
This small ceramic mold fits easily in small table top kilns. Create fun, artistic fused glass bowls for yourself, family, or friends. A perfect sized piece for displaying tea light candles, serving samples of dips, holding candy, or as a catch all dish for coins. Kiln wash before use. See size perspective of mold with quarter image shown. Approximately 3" across by 1/2" deep. 

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