
Or the Prince of ErrRings, anyway. These big steel rings run very nearly circular, maybe a touch off-round, which is to say not geometrically perfect but who among us is? Made of 5/16" thick non-stainless steel, each is approx 11" dia. Metal sculptors, magicians, crafters, people with hacksaws and really big keys, or anyone with metalworking tools will find myriad uses for these puppies.
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36976 STEEL RING |
Kudos to the customer who knows what these are. (Quick - cover up the rest of this write-up while you look at the picture!) They're big oval suction cups of solid but flexible white rubber. Molded cylinders rising from them are about 1" deep x 1-1/4" od. The insides are threaded, a standard plunger size. The triple sucker, with (3), is 4-5/8" x 9-3/4". Candle holders for sailboats? Antler holders for reindeer costumes? Dime collectors for dashboards? Okay. Okay. They're made to grab onto the bottom of a bar sink and hold fat brushes with threaded handles. A quick twist of an upside-down beer glass, and it's washed. We liked the antler idea better.
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34076 TRIP HOLDER |
Felt donuts, or rings, or circles, or bushings, or whatever. The perfect die-cut shapes are all 1-1/2" dia with a 1" bore, and 1/16" to 3/16" thick. They come in Christmas red and green, and Teresa filled each bag of (50) with whichever color she grabbed from the box. We couldn't begin to list the things you could use them for. Just order a couple of bags and start getting creative!
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34781 FELT DONUTS |
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD-Small Parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.
And plenty of 'em. Our each is a sack of (50) assorted crescent moons (complete with the man in them) and happy little clouds, all made of dense foam about the thickness of a quarter. They run from 1-1/8" to 4" long in light and dark blue, yellow and white. Great for kids' crafts and decorating bedrooms. Bonus: the clouds would make perfect dialogue balloons for scrapbooks.
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37069 CELESTIAL SHAPES |
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