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Multicolored Sequins - Assorted Colors
Multicolored Sequins - Assorted Colors
Dimension: Ø 6 mm
Brightly colored sequins in bulk with a hole in the center for piercing into foam board or styrofoam objects for vibrant Christmas creations. Their shape perfectly suits the decoration of styrofoam items, adding color and sparkle to your crafts. Easily attach each sequin with a metal pin into the styrofoam or foam board.
Technique: Thread a sequin onto a pin and pierce it into the styrofoam support. Repeat as necessary, ensuring that each sequin slightly overlaps its neighbor to ensure complete coverage of the entire surface of your styrofoam object.
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Brightly colored sequins in bulk with a hole in the center for piercing into foam board or styrofoam objects for vibrant Christmas creations. Their shape perfectly suits the decoration of styrofoam items, adding color and sparkle to your crafts. Easily attach each sequin with a metal pin into the styrofoam or foam board.
Technique: Thread a sequin onto a pin and pierce it into the styrofoam support. Repeat as necessary, ensuring that each sequin slightly overlaps its neighbor to ensure complete coverage of the entire surface of your styrofoam object.
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