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Cobblestone Lights Glass Gems - 1/2 Lb

Cobblestone Lights Glass Gems - 1/2 Lb

Price $11.95
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  • Bright colors beneath clear glass add depth to your mosaic project
  • Smooth edges and rounded corners make Cobblestones ideal for students and camp projects
  • Good for indoor and outdoor projects
  • Sold in an 8 oz. package

Product Description

Add depth to your next project with Cobblestones. Soft, pastel radiant color lies beneath crystal clear glass. Featuring smooth edges and rounded shapes them easy to work with at any age. Perfect for indoor and outdoor projects.

Package contains a mix of irregularly shaped Cobblestones in solid, and glitter in light pink, beige, light blue, light green and white. Sold in an 8 oz. package. Cobblestones measure approximately 1/4" to 3/4" and are 4mm (approximately 3/16") thick. 

Coasters and picture frame courtesy of Diamond Tech.

Supplies are limited. Order early for best selection. All sales of clearance items are final.

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