Mod Podge Photo Transfer KIT, 8 oz
Transfer color and black and white photocopies to any decoupage project surface: wood, fabric, canvas and more. Simply brush magical medium onto copy. Apply to project surface; when dry, rub paper to reveal image. Permanent; washable. Includes transfer medium, brushes, Brayer and squeegee.
PRO ART – 3078 Pencil Set Sketch & Draw, 9.38″ x 9.38″ x 0.25″, Graphite & Charcoal
- Drawing set
- 18-piece set
- Great for beginners
- Holding and toggle clamps included to keep wood steady and ensure precise cuts every time
- Additional two sharpeners and two erasers
Sculpey III White Oven-Bake Clay – Used for Creating Home Decor, Figurines, Etc – 8 Ounces, Pack of 3
- OVEN-BAKE CLAY - The Sculpey III is a modeling clay that remains soft and flexible until baked.
- WHITE CLAY PIECES - Available in color white, and can be easily painted with acrylic paint.
- PACK OF 3 - The Sculpey III White comes in three 8-ounce packs.
- FOR ART PROJECTS - Clays are good for art projects as they provide many creative possibilities. Sculpey III is perfect for creating home decor, figurines, and more.
- IDEAL FOR BEGINNERS - It is ideal for kids and beginners due to its softness and smooth texture. All clay artists can use the Sculpey III White Oven-Bake Clay.
Sculpey III® 12 Classic Colors of Polymer Oven-Bake Clay, Non Toxic 12 oz.
- Stays soft until baked – Does not air dry. Remains soft and flexible until it is baked in your home oven - No kiln needed. Store extra clay to use later.
- In the classroom –offers an inexpensive way to let children explore their creativity.
- Easy to work with - Use your hands or try a variety of clay tools to create your finished pieces.
WENICE Sewing Machine Light, LED Lighting Strip kit Cold White 6500k with Touch dimmer and USB Power
LED strip with very strong double sided adhesive tape, touch dimmer, USB power supply, 6.6ft cord and 5pcs adhesive clips. Strip light aheres directly to the machine, cut it to desired length at marked places and place it for optimal lighting.
