Tiffany Today Grape Soda Transparent

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Tiffany Today Grape Soda Transparent
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medium 10" x 12"
$8.95
sale $7.65 USD
large 15" x 19"
$18.95
sale $15.95

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Product Features

  • Get premium glass at an economy price!
  • Rich colors help bring your art glass to life
  • Perfect for stained glass and glass on glass mosaics
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Product Description

Classic Colors and Combinations for Today's Glass Artist
Create stunning stained glass and mosaic projects with the beautiful Tiffany Today line. This glass features rich colors and a consistent texture. Perfect for beginners and professionals alike. Glass is transparent.

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
 

Photo above is a general representation of glass colors. Colors may vary. Sizes are approximate.

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  •   Nice glass to have on hand
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Pros : Nice selection of complimentary transparent colors
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Other Thoughts : I ordered one sheet each of several transparents to give this glass a try. This purple (Grape Soda, which I love!) pairs well with the dark purple (Eggplant) and the reds (Black Cherry, Cardinal). I haven't incorporated it into a project yet but I will soon (a small stained glass panel to show off the colors and hang in my shop for inspiration). The price makes this glass more affordable than some types. It was well-packaged for shipping and arrived without any breakage. Depending on how it cuts and looks in a finished piece, I'll keep this glass on my list for certain future projects.
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