Elephant- FILM CRAFT DESIGNS
~ 6Â precut designs or 9Â uncut designs
~ uncut means you cut them out yourself with scissors
~ precut means we cut them for you
~ handmade from clear plastic film
~ instructions included with this item
Elephant #1 – Film Designs
$7.99
Price Summary
- $7.99
- $7.99
- $7.99
Don’t use glue, it is too messy and does not stick plastic and may damage the print.
For scrapbooking and card making use clear scapbooking tape as above.
| Weight | 0.01 kg |
|---|---|
| pack option | precut pack 6, uncut pack 9 |
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