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Blue Iris Bevel Cluster - Tilts Left

Blue Iris Bevel Cluster - Tilts Left by GST Publications
$64.95 USD
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Item# GST102L  
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Product Features

  • This lovely Iris cluster is 9" x 10" tall
  • 10 pieces


Product Description

If this cluster is available from the vendor, 6 weeks is the lead time. However, delivery times could be much longer if the cluster needs to be made by the vendor. For the most accurate lead time please call our customer service representatives at 1-800-248-2048.

Glassmith Studios Premium Bevel Cluster
This lovely Iris cluster is 9" x 10" tall. 10 pieces. Both clusters will add a unique and beautiful twist to your pannel, transom, window or door projects. Or, you can use it on its own as a beautiful sun catcher!

Delphi Tip: Always lay out bevel clusters on pattern before cutting glass to adjust for small differences.

Image shown below is a project featuring this cluster from a pattern found in "Work in Progress" #6359, published by Glassmith Studios. Image courtesy of Glassmith Studios.

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Pros : Well fitting and foils easily. Accompanying pattern suggestion looks nice.
Cons : Blue looks more pale once assembled in finished piece.
Other Thoughts : Suggestion: Would like to see more GST floral bevel clusters in more vibrant or deeper colors e.g.: bi-color rose, hibiscus, camellia, wisteria.
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