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CBS Rainbow Dichroic On Black 2mm Stringers 7 Pack - 90 COE

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CBS Rainbow Dichroic On Black 2mm Stringers 7 Pack - 90 COE
CBS Rainbow Dichroic On Black 2mm Stringers 7 Pack - 90 COE by CBS Dichroic Glass
$54.95 USD
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Product Features

  • Premium dichroic glass stringers for fusing and flameworking
  • Sold in a pack of 7
  • Black base glass
  • 90 COE
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Product Description

CBS Dichroic presents unique dichroic stringers that are superb for fusing, flameworking and bead making projects. Assortments include 7 stringers featuring high quality CBS rainbow coating. Stringers measure 2mm x 18" long. 90 COE.

Project image from “The Complete Book of Glass Beadmaking” book #6180.

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Pros : It’s easy enough for me to use it and I’m no where near an advanced glass artist.
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Other Thoughts : I make very expensive glass kaleidoscopes and this gives them the extra flair for me to take my kaleidoscopes to the next level. I’m obsessed with dichroic and once you use these to create your own color combinations and patterns on your glass, I think you will be too!
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