Shapes Millefiori Assortment, 2 Oz - 104 COE

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Shapes Millefiori Assortment, 2 oz - 104 COE
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Product Features

  • Versatile millefiori can be used if fusing, flameworking, enameling and more
  • An assortment of fun shapes add interest and dimension to your project
  • Includes both opaque and transparent millefiori pieces - A great value!
  • 2 oz package; millefioiri measure approximately 3 - 10 mm - 104 COE
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Product Description

Add a blast of fun to your next project with millefiori in assorted designs. For use in fusing, flameworking, enameling and even micro-mosaics, these versatile embellishments add dimension and interest to any project. Assortment contains both transparent and opalescent glass. Measure approximately 3 - 10 mm. 104 COE. 2 oz package.

First bead image below from "You Can Make Glass Beads," book #6233. Second image of beads by Yoshiko Shiiba from "1000 Glass Beads," book #5988. Delphi Tip: Heat millefiori with a marver, as shown in image below. Fused tray created by Jaime Dobson using Effetre Sheet #521004, millefiori and mold #4213. Please note there are compatibility issues with yellow millefiori.

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Pros : Love the colors
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Pros : Fun selection, great details.
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Other Thoughts : I bought the tiny packet to spice up mosaics, and I look forward to using them.
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Pros : Tiny pieces with terrific detail
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Other Thoughts : I fire polished these pieces for a kaleidoscope. They worked perfectly.
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