Cockatiel suncatcher
large size comes with a 30mm crystal ball approx 30cm in hanging length.
The bird image is handmade from printed plastic film with wings folded out for a 3d effect. Hang indoors only, not weather proof.
$29.00
Cockatiel suncatcher.
Large size comes with a 30mm crystal ball approx 30cm in hanging length.
All suncatchers are made to order, custom design requests are welcome.
We have a range of many birds including- magpie, cockatoo, lorikeet, galah, kookaburra, parrots and many more.
A unique gift for any occasion.
Cockatiel suncatcher
large size comes with a 30mm crystal ball approx 30cm in hanging length.
The bird image is handmade from printed plastic film with wings folded out for a 3d effect. Hang indoors only, not weather proof.
| Weight | 0.150 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 15 × 11 × 7 cm |
| Size | small, large |
These octagon crystals are used for chandelier repairs, making suncatchers and many other crafts.
Join the 2 hole octagons together using our jump rings or bowtie clips from our accessory range.
10mm machine cut octagon crystal beads with 1 hole.
Use these for making suncatchers, repairing chandeliers or making jewellery.
Our crystal pendants and beads are ideal for making your own suncatcher gifts. Chandelier repairs and other crafts.
Handcrafted owl suncatcher
Large size comes with a 30mm crystal sphere approx 30cm in hanging length.
Small size comes with a 50mm crystal icicle pendant with a slightly shorter hanging length.
The bird image is handmade from vinyl film with wings folded out for a 3d effect.
Crystal suncatcher- skull and crossbones design, with 14mm octagons and 50mm icicle prism
Stunning handmade kookaburra crystal suncatchers.
Choose from 2 colors. These make perfect gifts for all occasions, birthday gifts, mothers day, Christmas gifts and more.
Used for making suncatchers, chandelier repairs, jewelry and many other crafts.
Hang these crystals in a sunny window to receive dancing rainbows around your room.
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