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Joining Materials
D&T
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Bits ‘n’ Bobs Chest
A fantastic storage unit for keeping
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a whole selection of joining and
finishing materials in one place. 44
drawers of varying sizes. The
opaque draws make it easy to see
which materials are in which
drawer.
013-TE00568 £29.90
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Assorted Mini Chenille
Pipe Cleaners
These pipe cleaners are a cheap
and simple craft material that are
ideal for fiddling: join them
together, make a model or simply
twist them around. Class pack of
assorted coloured pipe cleaners.
15cm x 4mm. 1000pk.
013-FPCAS Pack of 1000 £6.95
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Jumbo Pipe Cleaners
Excellent for making decorations,
models and ‘minibeasts’. Mix with
pom poms and wiggle eyes for a
wicked combination. 30 cm length.
50 pk.
013-FJUM Pack of 50 £3.95 44 Drawers
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String
Cotton twine string available in
medium grade. 250 gm.
013-TML001 £3.45
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2
5
Fine String
2 x 125g balls of fine
string suitable for a
variety of uses
particularly tie dyeing and
fastening. Approx 30 m.
013-STRING-F £1.25
1000
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Screw Eyes
Pack
Packs of 200. Ideal for joining
string, nylon line etc to wood.
013-TSE £5.00
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Nylon Line 4
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This clear nylon line has many uses
in D & T: - Making invisible hanging
objects, string puppets, and 5
musical instruments. 50 m.
013-NYLON £4.25
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Treasury Tags
Mixed tub of 200 in two sizes 25
mm and 51 mm.
013-TTAG £2.49
Price
200
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Paper Fasteners
Drop
Pack
With short shanks (13 mm) for
paper engineering. Box of 200.
013-TFAST-S £1.99
Tub of Paper Fasteners
7 8
9
2 sizes
Mixed tub of 500 in two sizes 13
mm and 20 mm.
013-PRFAST £3.75
200
Pack
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