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Wissmach 96 Essentials Glass Pack - 96 COE

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Wissmach 96 Essentials Glass Pack - 96 COE

Wissmach 96 Essentials Glass Pack - 96 COE by Designed By Delphi

$62.95 USD
Item# X8129   In Stock
  • Ideal base and cap for any project
  • Good for fusing
  • 6 large pieces, 10" x 10" each
  • 96 COE

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Product Description

Get Back to Basics! 
Keep an ample stock of these fusing basics on hand. Contains 6 large pieces, 3 clear and 3 black, 10" x 10" each. 96 COE.

Artist Roy Kapp used dichroic glass to accent the fused platter he created using clear and black glass. Fused glass chickadee by artist Denise Clenney.

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Pros : Cut and fused well.
Cons : A little rough on one side.
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