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2mm Bullseye Stringer Assortment - 90 COE

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2mm Bullseye Stringer Assortment - 90 COE
$39.95 USD
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Product Features

  • Ideal for creating detail in your fused or flameworked projects
  • 1/2 pound assortment - a rainbow of colors to use
  • 2mm thick makes bold color, but can still be shaped in a candle flame
  • Made from premium Bullseye Glass
  • 90 COE
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Product Description

Get a Rainbow of Color with Stringer Assortments!
Ideal for creating details. Stringers are threads of glass pulled from remelted compatible Bullseye sheet. Use to create line work in 2- and 3-dimensional fused or torch worked projects. Bend them with a candle or use them straight from the tube. About 17-1/2" long.  Depending on diameter of stringers, each tube includes up to 50 stringers. 90 COE.

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4 out of 5 stars
  •   Good variety
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Pros : Great way to try out stringers and colors.
Cons : Non
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Pros : Great assortment of colors
Cons : none
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  •   Not a good mix
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Pros : Love Bullseye glass; always quality.
Cons : Colors inside were obviously not mixed well. Had lots of a few colors and one of others. No consistency or variety for the price.
Other Thoughts : Order the colors you want rather than relying on a machine to select for you.
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