3852 FFF - Wire Mannequin Rubber Stamp

Marsoni

M251S

$18.30

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3852 FFF - Wire Mannequin Rubber StampStamped image measures: Size FFF 30 x 102mm Craft rubber stamp made with high quality laser cut rubber. This technology allows for very fine details and a crisp, clear stamped impression. Designed and made in Christchurch New Zealand. Wood mounted: The rubber is foam mounted onto a recycled rimu wooden base. Base is sealed for durability and ease of care. Cling foam mounted: The rubber is mounted onto cling foam so you can use it with any acrylic

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