Art3dwallpanels Self Adhesive Glass Mirror Mosaic Disco Tiles, Black | 6 Pack, Small Square Mirror Sticker, 2364 Pieces, for DIY Disco Ball, Cowboy Hat, Vase, Bottle, Interior Decoration
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Art3dwallpanels Self Adhesive Glass Mirror Mosaic Disco Tiles, Black | 6 Pack, Small Square Mirror Sticker, 2364 Pieces, for DIY Disco Ball, Cowboy Hat, Vase, Bottle, Interior Decoration
- Package Contents: 6 sheets mosaic silver mirror tiles in a box, 2496 pieces in total. Each mirror tiles is 25.2x4 cm (9.92x1.57 inch).
- Craft Project Applications: Make mirror balls, cards and scrapbooks; the mirror mosaic reflects silver light, which is beautiful and attractive, making your craft works unique and eye-catching.
- Self-Adhesive Design: No need to apply glue as these mini square mirrors are designed with self-adhesive backing for convenient and simple application.
- Versatile Usage Options: Suitable for disco ball, mirror frame, decorating walls, interior decorations, ceiling, decoupage, card making, scrapbooking and art collage.
- Real Glass Construction: Made of real glass mirrors with smooth edges (this product is made of glass, which will inevitably cause some corners broken in transportation, please let us know if there are any questions).
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