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Tiffany Today Cherry On Top Opal Streaky

Tiffany Today Cherry On Top Opal Streaky by Tiffany Today
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medium 10" x 12"
$12.95
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large 15" x 19"
$27.95
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  • Get premium glass at an economy price!
  • Rich colors help bring your art glass to life
  • Perfect for stained glass and mosaics

Product Description

Classic Colors and Combinations for Today's Stained Glass Artist
Create stunning stained glass projects with beautiful Tiffany Today Sheet Glass. This glass features rich colors and a consistent texture. Perfect for beginners and professionals alike. Glass is opaque with a mix of colors to create a unique, vibrant, streaky color effect.

Delphi Recommends: "Not only was I blown away by the beauty of this glass, but it was easy to cut regardless of skill level!" - Kayleigh Clark, Delphi Expert
 

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