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Geometric Bevel Kit

Geometric Bevel Kit by Designed By Delphi

$64.95 USD
A $85.30 value.
Item# 8799   In Stock

  • A great way to get started in stained glass
  • Create a unique gift or a panel for yourself
  • Can be assembled using lead came or copper foil
  • Includes pattern for assembly
  • Creates an 11" x 22" panel


Product Description

Make a Stained Glass Bevel Panel Easily
Create a keepsake bevel panel with this convenient kit. This classic design that can be completed easily whether you're a beginner or looking for a simple project that you can finish quickly.  A great way to get started in stained glass or introduce a friend to the craft! Creates an 11" x 22" panel. The full-sized pattern, included, makes it easy to lay out your project.

"I designed this kit so you could create a piece that speaks to you, simply by changing your glass selection. The options are limitless." - Delphi Artist Kayleigh Clark

Kit includes:

  • Superior bevel cluster
  • 20 Superior stock bevels
  • Pattern for assembly
Background glass and tools sold separately. Panel shown finished in primary image. Pattern and project by artist Kayleigh Clark.

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Cons : The pattern provided does not match the bevels priovided. You'll have to do the math yourself and use the pattern as a suggestion.
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