Kit Happy Birthday pennant 440cm pink.

Kreul Glass&Porcelain pen medium pink

KREUL Glass & Porcelain MarkersAdd some color to your everyday life with KREUL Glass & Porcelain Markers! These markers allow creative souls to write, draw, and paint on cups, glasses, plates, vases, and much more. The water-based color is brilliant and glossy, and perfect for decorative designs on glass, porcelain, ceramics, metal, acrylic, and mirrors.Instructions:- Shake the marker well for 1-2 minutes before use, and press repeatedly on paper until the color is visible.- Test the marker on paper before painting on the object.- Only paint on surfaces that do not come into contact with food.- The paint can be removed with water as long as it is not baked.- After 4 hours of drying time, bake the object in a non-preheated oven at 160°C for 90 minutes to fix the paint.- Let the object cool and harden in the oven.Features:- Brilliant and opaque color- Lightfast- Water-based- For heat-resistant materials such as porcelain, glass, ceramics, and metal- Stable medium round tip, line width approx. 2-4 mm- Dishwasher safe after hardeningCreate unique and colorful creations that can be admired day after day with KREUL Glass & Porcelain Markers!

Duchess satin pink dull

Get ready for your next partyDo you need to sew a party dress - maybe even with a matching bow tie or sash - for the next party? Or are you in the process of designing your confirmation dress but need the perfect blank fabric to bring your design to life? Party satin - or duchess satin - is a great choice: Its bright colours and elegant drape give you plenty of options for creating festive dresses, shirts, tops, bow ties, vests and trouser suits.   And if you want it all to match, you can also sew a small clutch to go with it. A little more about this satinMade from 100% polyester, this satin has a nice drape and the classic satin look in a variety of colours. The fabric is 145 cm wide, has a weight of 150 grams and shrinks about 1% in the wash. You can machine wash it at 40° - remember that it should always be hang-dried and only ironed at low heat. TIP: Avoid water and water-based markers - they can leave small stains (same goes for hand cream!). Instead, use tailor's chalk to make markings. Always make a test on a small piece first, then draw on the back. And - while we're on the subject of water - never use steam on satin as it can leave water stains and the high temperature from the steam can change the lustre of the fabric. Search "9 tips for sewing satin" for more tips.What is satin?Satin refers to the way the fabric is woven, where one side of the material is smooth and shiny. For this satin you will need microtex needles.