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Sun Catcher Hanging Line

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Sun Catcher Hanging Line
Sun Catcher Hanging Line by Aanraku Studios
$6.95 USD
Item# 63908   In Stock
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Product Features

  • Package features a handy tangle-free dispenser
  • Includes 30 feet of 20lb black nylon line
  • Sturdy and flexible line is perfect for hanging sun catchers, chimes and more
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Product Description

Now it's easier than ever to hang a sun catcher! Just run the line through a connector, then through the hanging loop of the sun catcher, then back through the connector. Crimp shut with pliers. Voila ... no messy ends. Easy-open, re-closable package features a built-in dispenser to keep line tangle free. Thirty feet of 20 lb. black nylon line (connectors # 63909, sold separately).

Candy corn project created by artist Julie Haan. Ovals project by Kayleigh Clark.

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Pros : Discrete and light way to hang small suncatchers and ornaments. Much less obtrusive than chain. Overall great product. I used it on everything up to about 2 pounds of weight.
Cons : None
Other Thoughts : Crimping the line can be tricky to do. I was never able to get a good crimp with just pliers. I use a bench vise to crimp the connectors securely.
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