Chenille Stems are great for making poseable figures, party favors, ornaments, holiday decorations and anything else your imagination can come up with! Bend and twist together, string beads onto or combine with other crafting materials to shape unique items. Chenille%20Stem%2012%22%206mm%2025pc

Price shown includes one double weight pasted chipboard.

Elmers-CraftBond Less Mess All Temp Glue Sticks. These glue sticks eliminate the frustration and cleanup time involved from wispy strings that other sticks leave behind, allowing the crafter more time to create! This package contains twenty-four 4 inch long clear...

DAP Plaster of Paris Dry Mix sets in 20-30 minutes and can be painted with any oil or latex-based paint. It is preferred by professionals, artists and hobbyists. When using Plaster of Paris you will need clean cold water, a...

Jacquard plastic squeeze bottle- size: 8 oz. This soft 8 oz. Plastic bottle can be used for a wide variety of arts and crafts projects. This bottle may be used to apply paint and mediums, or to apply adhesives.

This value pack contains four frequently used plastic lettering guides for creating signs with letters and numbers. It can be used with pencils, brushes or any shape and size markers. Contains: 5 mm. 1/4" upper and lowercase, 10 mm. 1/2"...

Draw your own designs on this 18 count counted cross stitch fabric. This package contains one 20x30 inch sheet of 100% cotton 18 count cross stitch fabric. Made in USA.

Sulyn Glitter will add a little sparkle to all your projects! Perfect for all craft applications - including fabrics. This premium quality glitter is easy to apply - just sprinkle glitter over wet craft glue, fabric glue or fabric paint....

Nice directions of knotting on back of package Made in the USA

Amacos Rub 'n Buff Metallic Finishes are great for adding finishing touches to wood, plaster, pottery, metal, leather, or gessoed surfaces. It rubs on easily with a cloth and buffs to a luxurious metallic luster. For small surfaces, Rub n...

Origami is the ancient Japanese art of paper folding practiced since the Edo era 1603-1867. The goal of this art is to create a given result using geometric folds and creased patterns preferably without the use of gluing or cutting...