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Stained Glass Spinner Kit

Stained Glass Spinner Kit by Designed By Delphi

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$69.95 USD
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Product Features

  • Create a unique gift or a panel for yourself
  • Includes pattern
  • Creates a 6-1/2" x 9" spinner

Product Description

Stained glass spinners have us in awe!
Create a lovely stained glass spinner project of your own! Great for a personal project or to do with a friend. All you need is the glass of your choice, cutting tools, a soldering iron and the project kit! Finished spinner measures 6-1/2" x 9".

Kit Includes:

  • Six 1-3/4" x 3" Diamond Superior Bevels
  • 3/16" Delphi Superior Black Backed Foil roll
  • Mastercraft 60/40 Solder - 1/2 lb.
  • Amerway Tigers Eye Gel Flux
  • CJ's Flux Remover
  • 14 Gauge Pre-Tinned Wire
  • 3 Ball Bearing Swivels
  • Pattern
Glass not included. Tools sold separately. Finished project by Delphi instructor and artist Daisy Simon. As seen in Glass Patterns Quarterly Spring 2025 edition.

 

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