Stock clearance- only 9 available
Acrylic Alphabet Beads- 500pc Bulk Pack
Size approx 7mm with 1mm hole.
(note- images may look larger than actual size)



$5.95
Stock clearance- only 9 available
Acrylic Alphabet Beads- 500pc Bulk Pack
Size approx 7mm with 1mm hole.
(note- images may look larger than actual size)
| Weight | 0.095 kg |
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Our crystal pendants and beads are ideal for making your own suncatcher gifts. Chandelier repairs and other crafts.
Crystal pendants used for making suncatchers, chandelier reapair, wedding decoration, light catchers, Christmas gifts and many other crafts
2 hole octagon crystals are used for making crystal curtains and joining chandelier pendants.
They go together with all our other crystal prisms for making beautiful suncatchers, and other crafts
Crystal heart prisms for making suncatchers and chandelier repairs. Hang these pretty pendants in a sunny window and receive a shower of rainbows around your room.
Pack of 3 large turtle charms. Use these turtle joiner pendants for creating your own suncatchers or jewelry products. Add them to dreamcatchers, scrapbooks, cards, macrame projects and many other crafts.
(note- images are larger than actual size)
Large love heart crystal suncatchers handmade to order.
Crystals and gifts to suit all occasions.
Clear crystal angel suncatcher made with a 30mm diamond ball shaped prism and Agrade octagons with a large crystal rondelle bead for the angels head. This suncatcher will shower you with rainbows when hung is a sunny spot.
2 hole octagon crystals are used for making crystal curtains and joining chandelier pendants.
They go together with all our other crystal prisms for making beautiful suncatchers, and other crafts
10mm machine cut octagon crystal beads with 1 hole.
Use these for making suncatchers, repairing chandeliers or making jewellery.
Crystal pendants used for making suncatchers, chandelier reapair, wedding decoration, light catchers, Christmas gifts and many other crafts
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