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Pixies BIG PACK 10 sheets
10 Die-cut sheets with pixies - to press out
Printed on both sides.
15.3 x 34.2 cm, 190 g.
Acid and lignin free. Printed and die-cut in Denmark.
Design: Karen Marie Klip a/s

8 pixy girls and pixy boys, can be used as a small modern decorations.
They can even stand in a dish with artificial snow.
They are fine to use for Christmas landscape.
They are easy to press out of the sheet, but be a little careful when you press the arms and legs. Arms and legs can be folded so that they look well and can grasp things.
Glue small parts with Karen-Marie's paper glue, and if you want the 3-D effect use adhesive pads.
Try using Christmas elves with snowmen.
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Pixies BIG PACK 10 sheets

EUR 13.42
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Item number: 99004-10
KAREN-MARIE KLIP & PAPIR A/S

Karen-Marie Klip & Papir A/S and Papirmuseets By A/S are under the same roof. We live in a 800m2 large house, build as a town with streets, a café, papermuseum, storage and production facilities. You can easily spend a day in Papirmuseets By A/S in Gråsten - bringing back home a lot of inspiration for the most beautiful quilling projects, origami, ideas for cards, invitations, bags etc.
You can be creative yourself - take a seat in the café and just go ahead, we will gladly help you.
You can even get in christmas mood all year in Christmas Alley.

WHAT IS QUILLING?

During the renaissance, nuns and monks used quilling to decorate book covers and religious items. The paper used was strips of paper trimmed from the gilded edges of books. These gilded paper strips were then rolled to create the quilled shapes.
Quilling is a technique that involves the use of strips of paper that are rolled, shaped and glued together to create decorative designs.

Karen-Marie Klip & Papir A/S  |   Bomhusvej 3   |  DK-6300 Gråsten   |   + 45 74 65 18 17   |   info@karenmarieklip.dk
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