Glass Bauble / Globe / Terrarium 6cm
Product Code:
CP0IQ81
Product Condition:
New
Units in Stock:
3
£6.50 inc. tax
Description
Glass Bauble/Globe
This beautiful glass bauble or globe is perfect for seasonal crafting.
Measuring 6cm, it has a 2.5cm hole which you can use to fill it with your projects.
Perfect for Christmas scenes in miniature, it has a hanging hole which you can use to make into a tree ornament.
If you prefer to have it on display, it's flat bottom will sit safely on a shelf, and you can fill it with seasonal colours to bring your home decor into the season!
The benefit of the opening hole is that you can refill the bauble project by project, season by season to keep your art work on display, you can reuse it over and over again!
All measurements are approximate.
Due to the very fragile nature of this product, it is UK shipping only. If you are an overseas customer and order this product, I will have to refund your order.
Our miniatures and props have been carefully curated to create a selection that fits with the ethos of the business - there are no plastics or synthetics in any of our props. All of our props are made from either natural materials, like cork, wood, or bamboo which are biodegradable, or from other materials that can be recycled later in life - for instance our glass jars and bottle can be recycled, and all of our metal props can be recycled too!
It's a key part of my business to ensure that we only sell products that are fully eco-friendly, so you can buy our props with confidence, knowing that there are no single use plastics, or any enviromentally difficult products.
All of our orders are sent in 100% plastic free, biodegradable packaging too!
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