Creativity Kit
Description
Set the creative spirit free with this beautiful assortment of art materials. Cut, glue and sew greeting cards, bookmarks, ornaments, gift tags, small sculptures and collages. With enough materials for 7 projects, this eco art kit provides hours of fun with friends & family, and it includes a bonus project--the box turns into a frame for your finished artwork!
Includes 100% recycled handmade paper, natural wool felt shapes, glass beads, wooden beads, sequins, craft thread, copper wire, needles and ideas sheet. You provide scissors and glue.
Assembled at Goodwill Industries of South-Central Wisconsin. Ages 7 & up.
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Featured Product
This is a beautiful limited-edition silk screen print created for the Wisconsin Wave by Samuel D. Johnson of Firecracker studio. There are only 10 remaining. Each print is hand numbered an signed by the artist. Size: 18 in. X 24 in.
The text along the bottom reads:
Battle Of Wisconsin: Join The Wave Of Resistance!
El Valiente, Squarewave, United Sons of Toil and Superstar Fantastico
High Noon Saloon * 9:00PM Friday, April 1st * Suggested Donation of $10.00
Speakers Include: State Senator Jon Erpenback and Lindsey Lee
Specials Include: $3.00 Craft Beer and a Raffle Featuring and iPad & More
For More Information Go To: www.WisconsinWave.org
Design & Printing 2001 Firecracer Studios * www.FCS5000.com
Featured Certification
The presence of what appears to be a recycling symbol does not necessarily mean that the product or material will be accepted locally. Producers are increasingly manufacturing their goods for a European or worldwide market and are obliged to include a variety of potentially misleading symbols. Consumers should also be aware that some symbols are not for their benefit, but for the waste handling and disposal industry. The internationally-recognized recycling symbol is the 3 chasing arrows icon, the Mobius Loop. Each arrow represents an aspect of a successful recycling program: collection, remanufacturing/reprocessing into a new product, and finally purchase by the consumer. The symbol is only supposed to be used on goods that are 'recyclable' or include 'recycled content', but it has no precise meaning. This symbol may be found on a broad range of products made of a variety of materials.
