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Oceanside Amazon Green Opal Stringers - 96 COE

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Oceanside Amazon Green Opal Stringers - 96 COE
Oceanside Amazon Green Opal Stringers - 96 COE by Oceanside Compatible
$24.95 USD
Item# XS2264   In Stock
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Product Features

  • Stringers are round and thin for easily creating fine lines of color
  • Use in fusing, beads, blown glass, or murrini
  • Approximately 90 per 5 oz tube
  • Oceanside - 96 COE
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Product Description

Tiny Diameter, Big Impact
Oceanside Compatible System 96 stringer is round in cross-section, measuring about 1 mm thick and approximately 17" long. Its thin profile allows it to bend easily in a candle flame, making it perfect for precise line work, detailed accents, or custom patterns.

Use stringers in countless ways—from fusing and bead making to picking up and applying on blown glass forms. 96 COE.

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