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Grafix Mega Craft Jar

Grafix. Suitable for those over the age of 3 years. - Inside you will find googly eyes, craft sticks, crepe paper, pom poms, glitter and much more. - Make desired shapes and objects

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Grafix Grafix is a brand of adhesive-backed vinyl films used for a variety of creative applications, including signage, crafts, and scrapbooking. The brand is owned by Fiskars, a Finnish company that also produces a wide range of other crafting supplies. Grafix vinyl films are available in a variety of colors, finishes, and textures, and can be used to create a wide variety of projects.
Model
Grafix 15-0298
MPN
Grafix 15-0298
ID
6196025
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