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8" Clear Glass Squares 10 Pack - 96 COE

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8 Clear Glass Squares 10 Pack - 96 COE
8" Clear Glass Squares 10 Pack - 96 COE
Price $79.95
Your Savings: - $20.00
Your Price: $59.95 USD   (26% Off)
Item# X10010P   In Stock
  • A convenient and easy way to create a quick project
  • Add fun decoration with stringers, frit, glass chips and more
  • Use clear as a base or to cap your fused project
  • 10 pre-cut squares, 8" x 8" each
  • Oceanside glass, 96 COE

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Pre-cut clear fusible glass squares are easy to store and even easier to work with! Use them as your base or for capping your next fused glass creation. Add fun decoration with Liquid Stringer, frit, glass chips or a multitude of other fusible options for instant art. Squares measure approximately 8". Sold in packs of 10. Oceanside Compatible glass, 96 COE.

Gradient plates by artist Daisy Simon were capped with Icicle Clear. Artist Madison Raynor used Icicle Clear as the base for her game day serving dish. Created with Sushi mold #627141. Coasters created by artist Kayleigh Clark.

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