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8" Clear Glass Squares 4 Pack - 96 COE

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8 Clear Glass Squares 4 Pack - 96 COE
8" Clear Glass Squares 4 Pack - 96 COE
Price $34.95
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Product Features

  • Good for Fusing
  • Consistent Pattern and Texture
  • Small size can be conveniently stored
  • Ideal cut makes finishing projects easy
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The Perfect Size for the Glass Studio
Pre-Cut Fusible glass squares are easy to store and even easier to work with! The fastest way to complete projects like mini dishes, coasters and picture frames. Add fun decoration with millefiori, pre-cut shapes, frit, Liquid Stringer, noodles, dichroic and more! Incorporate squares into larger fused projects or cut and nip into pieces perfect for jewelry. Squares measure approximately 8". Sold in packs of four. 96 COE.

Fused dish by artist Tia Collin. Fused square dish by artist Katie Koirala. From Delphi's Online Artist Gallery.

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