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Totally Textures Glass Pack

Totally Textures Glass Pack by Designed By Delphi
$44.95 USD
Item# 5367   In Stock

  • Clear textures are a perfect for accents or backgrounds
  • Transparent glass makes tracing patterns easy
  • Each piece is clearly labeled to make re-ordering your favorites simple
  • 6 pieces, 8" x 8" each

Product Description

Create with wonderful clear textures, also referred to as architectural glass. Clear glass matches any decorating scheme! Ideal for background pieces, cabinet and door inserts, and more. Contains 6 different textures, 8" x 8" each. Ideal for stained glass projects.

Glass pieces are marked with item numbers for easy reordering. Pricing includes boxing charge. Photo is one example; actual glass may vary. Sizes are approximate.

Cabinet door insert by artist George Ayars. Clear textures panel by artist Christine Kellmann Stevenson, from "Creative Stained Glass". Dragonfly panel by artist Debi McCullough, from Delphi's Online Artist Gallery.  

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  •   amazing
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Pros : lots of different textures
Cons : none
Other Thoughts : so glad i ordered these. makes stained glass pop
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Pros : Beautiful! Easy to Use Adds a fun element
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Other Thoughts : I never thought I was going to be a big fan of clear glass but after using this on this project, I really am. I am using more clear glass in my projects and this is a really great package.
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