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Black Mesh...
We're glad we were there to catch these good-sized pieces of black fiberglass netting before they were thrown out. They could benefit from a few minutes in sudsy water, but the heavyweight 1/16" mesh are perfect for lots of small jobs. They're fall-off pieces left after the manufacture of car bras for sexy little sports jobs. Most of the pieces we have are about 4 ft x 2 ft. We'll pick (2) about that size. Your girl friend doesn't understand why you're trying to cobble up a 52-DDD bra from leftover mesh? Tell her to just stick to her netting.
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33152 FIBERGLASS NETTING |
Incredibubbles!
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD-Small Parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.
We love these! You're going to love these! Your kids are going to love these! Hundreds of clear marble-sized bubbles can cover the floor, cling to the sides of furniture, land on your arm. They float enchantingly, rising on air currents you can't even feel. After a few seconds, the bubbles are hard enough to catch or stack. Some will still be perched in out-of-the-way spots a day later. Touchabubbles goop, thicker than the bubble-blowing liquid you're familiar with, comes in a 4" plastic test tube with a wand built into the cap, and a clip on the side so you can carry it in a shirt pocket. The goop is nontoxic, but it tastes really bad, and you probably won't want these landing on expensive tabletops, so kids under 8 should have adult help with them. They should be sharing the fun anyway!
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91812 TOUCHABUBBLES |
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Egg McChameleon
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD-Small Parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.
Another gem plucked from the A.S.&S. mirabilia. The shape and size of a hen egg, this opaque stone (or matte-finished glass - we're not sure which) is interesting in itself. Touched with a red penlight in a dark room, the entire egg becomes a brilliant ruby color. Blue light/blue egg, etc. Fun and fascinating, and with a little sleight of hand, a sure way to convince the plebeians that you have some mysterious metaphysical power.
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91901 MAGIC STONE EGG |
Attention, Ukrainian Artists!
At last! The pysanka display device you've been looking for! Balance each magnificent Easter egg in a 1-7/16" OD ring, 5/8" thick, with a 13/16" bore. The heavy ring looks like unglazed white ceramic and provides a stable, attractive base for the egg. If you're not into pysanky, the ring lends itself to countless other craft or decorative uses. If what you're into is electricity, you recognize this as a teflon core ring, and you know what to do with it -- sell it to the nearest Ukrainian.
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34839 WHITE RING |
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A Little Lightning
Despite parental advice, here's a good reason to sit in in a dark room and think small. This Plasma Storm isn't as large as a standard plasma ball, so not only is it much more affordable -- the effect is concentrated and startling. The black plastic base has a switch. Turn it on at which point the 3" dia plastic globe (think baseball size) is filled with blue stems that flare to pink, looking like dozens of electric flowers searching for a way out. Very cool. Comes with a 6-ft power cord with transformer.
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92222 PLASMA STORM |
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Tough Paper Trays
And lots of ‘em. These coated paper trays are microwave-safe. In fact, they’re very much like the ones used for some commercial frozen entrees, but we draw the line at claiming they’re food-ready or food-safe. At these prices, though, they’d make great lab trays, paint palettes or craft containers for schools—or any place else you need a lot of tough little disposable trays. They measure 8” x 6-3/8” x 1-3/16” deep and are off-white inside, bright orange/red on the outside.
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36322 DISP TRAY, BULK | |
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36231 DISPOSABLE TRAY |
D-Day Crickets
WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD-Small Parts. Not for children under 3 yrs.
KLEE-klik it says when you push the back of this little metal toy with the picture of a cricket on it. Sounds something like a real cricket, and just like the brass versions that U.S. paratroopers carried on D-Day for communicating in the hedgerows around Ste. Mare Eglise. Also just like the one Sister Mary Inviolata used to coordinate precision kneeling/standing exercises during our Confirmation practice, which was only slightly more organized than D-Day. You will get (6) cricket clickers for $2.95.
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93082 CRICKET CLICKER |
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