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Out Of The Blue Dots Assortment - 96 COE

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Out of the Blue Dots Assortment - 96 COE
$19.95 USD
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  • Dots are perfect for adding small embellishments - great for quick and convenient projects!
  • Winter color assortment includes cool blues and whites
  • Sold in a 1 oz package
  • 96 COE
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Dots, dots, and more dots!
Fusible dot assortments are a perfect way to add small embellishments to your next fused glass project. Whether you need to add flying snowballs or just want to add polka dots, look no further than fusible dots! Dots come pre-nipped and are ready to use. No need to purchase full length rods again. Utilize the cool colors in the Out of the Blue Assortment for your next project! Sold in a 1 oz package. 96 COE.

Project created by artist Kayleigh Clark.
 

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