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1/4 Lb CBS Experimental Dichroic Scrap On Clear - 96 COE

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1/4 lb CBS Experimental Dichroic Scrap on Clear - 96 COE
1/4 Lb CBS Experimental Dichroic Scrap On Clear - 96 COE by CBS Dichroic Glass
$47.95 USD
Item# X64020   In Stock
  • Special purchase while supplies last!
  • Premium CBS dichroic glass
  • Ideal for jewelry projects
  • 96 COE

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Special purchase while supplies last!
Incorporate fun patterns and textures into your next fused projects. Get an exciting assortment of once in a lifetime premium CBS dichroic scrap that includes a variety of colors, textures and patterns of gorgeous dichroic on clear glass. 1/4 lb size makes it an excellent choice for jewelry. 96 COE.

Photo is one example, assortment will vary.

Pendant by artist Nancy Tang. From Delphi's Online Artist Gallery.

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