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Lighthouse Premium Pre-Cut Kit

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Lighthouse Premium Pre-Cut Kit

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$36.95 USD
Item# 30342   In Stock
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Product Features

  • Short on Time? Use pre-cuts for fun projects fast!
  • Perfect for stained glass and mosaics - includes pattern!
  • Measures approximately 5" wide by 6-5/8" tall - 14 pieces
  • Waterjet cut in the USA!
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Product Description

Create a fun project fast with Premium Pre-Cuts!
Short on time? Create a lovely project quickly and easily with our Premium Pre-Cut Sets! Add some coastal charm with this traditional Lighthouse design. Features shades of gray, brown and red. Perfect for either mosaic or stained glass projects. 14 pieces - includes pattern. Packaged to prevent breaking during shipping. Measures 5" wide x 6-5/8" high.

Perfect for a Beautiful Stepping Stone
Use glass pieces and the cement method to quickly make stepping stones, or glue and grout onto flat surfaces, like old tables, to easily make other mosaic projects.

Quick and Easy Stained Glass Panel
This pre-cut can also be incorporated into larger stained glass projects. You may need to grind the edges of the pre-cut pieces for a perfect fit.

Project seen in additional images by artist, Steena Gaut.

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  •   Great for mosaic and stained glass
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Pros : As a beginner I find getting pre cut kits is helpful and this was one of the first I put together with copper foil.
Cons : One of the upper pieces I had to trim back the foil to see the glass due to it being small.
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