7/8" Square Tiles - 121 Pieces

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7/8 Square Tiles - 121 pieces
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Product Features

  • Clear square tiles approximately 7/8" x 7/8"
  • Made from molded glass with no sharp edges!
  • Perfect size for jewelry and mosaic projects
  • Pack contains 30 squares

Product Description

Create with Clear Glass Tiles
Crystal clear tiles are made from molded glass so there are no sharp edges. Customize with glass paints, etching or KraftyBlok Image Art, to make your own permanent designs on the backs of tiles. Create unique jewelry and mosaic projects. Tiles are mounted on clear-faced adhesive sheets to protect them during shipping and storage. Tiles approximately 7/8" x 7/8" square. 1/4 sq foot sheet includes 30 pieces.

Projects by artist Jeanne Baruth using KraftyBlok Image Art.

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5 out of 5 stars
  •   best pendant tiles
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Pros : Thick, architecturally pleasing, easy to etch
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Other Thoughts : Love these tiles and the other two sizes they come in. they are thick and squared off and are the best for pendants
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4 out of 5 stars
  •   easy and fun
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Pros : Easy to use - glue an image on the back - add a hanger - instant pendant, ornament or add to a mosaic. Uniform size and clean edges. Great product
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