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Red And White Glass Candy Cane Rod - 90 COE

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Red and White Glass Candy Cane Rod - 90 COE
Red And White Glass Candy Cane Rod - 90 COE by Glacial Art Glass
$14.95 USD
Item# 96421   In Stock
  • Red-and-white cane mimics the look of classic candy canes - perfect for holiday projects
  • Hand-pulled cane is an easy way to add detail to your art
  • Each hand-pulled 12" cane is 4 - 7 mm in diameter
  • Made from premium Bullseye Fusible glass
  • 90 COE

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Product Description

Quick Holiday Ornaments and Gifts
Detailed red-and-white-striped rods look just like candy canes! Rods are made from premium Bullseye fusible glass. Use them to create festive borders and accents in fused projects, or heat in a flame and bend into the classic peppermint stick shape! Rods measure 12" long. Sold individually. 90 COE.

Even after being taken to a full fuse, the pattern doesn't distort! See example in additional images.

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  •   Speaks Christmas!
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Pros : Love the color! Works great for my chunky Christmas ornaments!
Cons : None
Other Thoughts : Wish it came in a larger diameter.
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