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Bullseye Hot Rods Starter Pack - 90 COE

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Bullseye Hot Rods Starter Pack - 90 COE
$229.95 USD
Availability: Expected to be available December 13, 2024. Subject to change. Pre-order now!
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Product Features

  • Special introductory pack contains Bullseye's most popular colors for you to start experimenting
  • 5 Lbs, approximately 100 glass rods and Sizzle Stix; Plenty for both fusing and flameworking projects
  • Plus 2 dichroic Sizzle Stix to add a burst of dichro dazzle to your art
  • 90 COE
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Want to experiment with rods? Pick up a Hot Rodz Starter Pack and start experimenting! This special pack contains a wide variety of Bullseye's most popular 90 COE opalescent and transparent colors, as well as two bonus strips of dichroic Sizzle Stix. This assortment is ideal for beginning beadmakers, instructors, or anyone who wants a great variety of color! Whether you want to make striped, dotted, fish or floral beads, this pack is a great way to build up a collection of colors to suit your fancy.

5 lbs., totaling about 100 rods, plus 2 dichroic Sizzle Stix.

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  •   Nice mix
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Pros : Mixture of transparent and opal. Fuse well with other bullseye glass. Great for making fused dots!
Cons : The color assortment could have used a few more vibrant choices
Other Thoughts : Would have given it five stars if the pack had contained more red, pink and orange.
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Pros : perfect for starting artist, lots of colors
Cons : none
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