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3/4" Cathedral Stained Glass Chip Assortment - 640 Pieces

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3/4 Cathedral Stained Glass Chip Assortment - 640 Pieces

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$49.95 USD
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  • Assorted transparent cathedral glass chips
  • Ideal for glass on glass mosaics
  • Cut easily to create shapes and backgrounds
  • 4 lbs of assorted colors, approximately 600 chips
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Product Description

Hand-cut 3/4" square chips are made of cathedral stained glass, which allows light to show through. Ideal for glass on glass projects. Bulk packs are excellent for creating transparent backgrounds. Perfect for mosaic application onto glass items like candle votives and suncatchers. Easily nip into smaller pieces with Wheeled Glass Nippers #2039. Pack contains 4 pounds, approximately 640 chips. Colors and packs may vary from image.

Mosaic Panel by artist Lisa Mason. Stained glass chip window pane by artist Shelly Wood of ARTful Salvage. Days of Summer wood window by artist Susie Kovac. From Delphi's Online Artist Gallery.

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Product Details

  • 3/4" square
  • 1/8" thick
  • 600 chips per package, 4 lbs.

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  •   OK Chips
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Pros : Nice package, I can cut them into different shapes.
Cons : Most of the "squares" are not square, they are more rectangle or diamond shaped or have a point on one side. Cannot use them for my original purpose of buying them.
Other Thoughts : If I couldn't cut them into smaller bits for other products, I would have returned them.
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  •   love these chips!
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Pros : pretty colors, nice variety (even dependable when i have re-ordered), ready to use, great price, easy to cut
Cons : none
Other Thoughts : ready to use and not too sharp for beginners to play with -
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