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Pre-Cut Hummingbird Bevel Heart Kit

Pre-Cut Hummingbird Bevel Heart Kit
$63.95 USD
Item# 8916   In Stock

Product Features

  • Create a project fast - No glass cutting needed
  • A great way to try out a new craft
  • Makes a perfect gift
  • Finished project measures 11" x 11"


Product Description

Make a Delightful Stained Glass Suncatcher
The delicate flowers and life-like glass colors are accented with an elegant beveled frame. Hang in your window and bring the joy of hummingbird watching indoors. Kit includes 20 pre-cut glass stained glass pieces, bevels, complete instructions and wire for details. Lead came not included. Finished project measures 11" x 11".

Assemble with lead came #5593 (sold separately). Once assembled simply spray Kwik-Clean Flux Cleaner #63702 (sold separately) to clean and then you’re ready to display.

Delphi Tip: Stretch and stiffen lead before wrapping glass pieces. On average, you will use 1 piece of lead per pre-cut ring or panel kit, however we recommend having 2 pieces just in case you may need to recut a piece. Scroll kits will use 2 pieces of lead. Only 1 piece of lead per night light or votive kit is needed.

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3 out of 5 stars
  •   Beautiful!
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Pros : Pre-cut pieces are a plus. Not very difficult with basic knowledge in stained glass.
Cons : A beginner might struggle with the leading. I messed it up initially. I went back to fix it and unfortunately the online instructions are not for the same project. Months later and more projects under my belt, I was able to sort it out. I love my refurbished piece. About 30% of the original weight too! Disappointed in the lack of instructions available for this specific piece online.
Other Thoughts : Tutorials for these larger projects, specific to the project, would be most helpful.
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5 out of 5 stars
  •   Hummingbird
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Pros : Already cut beautiful beveled glass Hummingbird glass is beautiful
Cons : Heavy when finished
Other Thoughts : For my first project by myself, it was hard, but am proud of it now that I finished it.
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