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Floral Millefiori Assortment - 90 COE

Floral Millefiori Assortment - 90 COE by Glacial Art Glass
$25.95 USD
Item# 94614   In Stock

Product Features

  • Premium glass millefiori already pre-cut; Saves you time from having to nip glass rod yourself
  • Made from Bullseye fusible glass; Use in fusing, flameworking and mosaic projects
  • 1/2 Ounce pack. 90 COE


Product Description

Millefiori Glass - Great for so Many Projects!
These colorful patterned glass slices can add a burst of excitement to any glass craft project. Made from premium Bullseye fusible glass, use in fusing, flameworking and micro mosaic projects. Assortment contains transparent millefiori with opal accents in a variety of brilliant colors. Assortment shown below. 1/2 oz. pack. 90 COE.

Pendant by Delphi Artist Kayleigh Clark. Mosaic project by Anne Cadwell from "Stylish Mosaics" book # 6070. Fused glass flower with millefiori accents by artist Kristin Simpson from Delphi's Online Artist Gallery. 

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Pros : These millefiori are such a sweet embellishment for my fused glass projects. I love using them on just about anything.
Cons : They are pricey!
Other Thoughts : Really not a "con" but just something you should be aware of. They are not cut to uniform thickness.
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