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1-3/4" Butterfly Casting Mold

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1-3/4 Butterfly Casting Mold

1-3/4" Butterfly Casting Mold

$26.95 USD
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Item# 62824   In Stock
  • Reusable mold can withstand many firings
  • Add a touch of glass charm to your garden art

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Charming embellishments for your spring garden art!
Create whimsical projects with this 1-3/4" butterfly casting mold. Fill mold with your choice of frit or scrap glass and get creative with these nature-inspired butterfly casting molds!  Coat mold with ZYP Boron Nitride Spray or casting primer before use. 

Reusable mold measures approximately 4-3/4" and creates projects measuring  1-3/4" x 1-3/8"  

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