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Jakar - Large Cutting Knife Blades (5pc)

Jakar - Small Cutting Knife

Jakar - Precision Swivel Knife Blades (5pc)

Giotto - Vinilik Glue (100g)

Giotto - Vinilik Glue (250g)

UHU - All Purpose Adhesive 35ml

UHU - All Purpose Adhesive 35ml

Size(s): 35ml & 125ml Sold Individually Liquid Crystal-clear Fast drying Temporarily adjustable Does not wrinkle paper Universal - glues wood, wood based materials, plastics (ABS, hard and soft PVC, Plexiglas®, polystyrene, Resopal®), metal, glass, porcelain, ceramic, leather, rubber, felt, cork, fabrics, cardboard, paper, many plastics and much more. BEFORE USE: Working conditions - Do not use at temperatures below +5°C. Surface requirements - Materials to be glued must be clean, dry and free of dust and grease. Preliminary surface treatment - When glueing plastics or metal, better results can be obtained if the parts to be stuck together are slightly roughened first. DURING USE: Directions for use - Apply the adhesive thinly to one side of the assembly, press the parts together - that's it! For non-absorbent materials (e.g. ceramic, coated papers), apply to both sides of the assembly, leave to dry, re-apply and press the parts together. Points of attention - Contains volatile, highly inflammable solvents. Appropriate precautions should therefore be taken during storage or when working with the adhesive. AFTER USE: Stains/residue - Remove wet glue stains immediately. Dried glue residue and glue stains in clothing can be removed with acetone. Storage conditions - Store in a dry, cool and frost-free place. AGE RESTRICTED PRODUCTAfter placing your order, you will be required to provide a valid form of ID before dispatch.Failure to do so will result in the product being removed from your order. For further information, please refer to our Terms & Conditions.

GBP 3.49
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Jakar - Stainless Steel Scissors 7052

Jakar - Precision Swivel Knife

Swann Morton - Trimaway Knife

Seawhite - Scalpel Handle No.3

Pink Pig - Posh Silk Pig Hardback Sketchbooks (A6) Purple

Pink Pig - Posh Silk Pig Hardback Sketchbooks (A6) Bright Pink

Pink Pig - Posh Silk Pig Hardback Sketchbooks (A6) Yellow

Khadi Papers - White Rag 150gsm Paper Packs (20pc) A7

Khadi Papers - White Rag 150gsm Paper Packs (20pc) A6

Conté à Paris - Carbon Pencils 2H

Conté à Paris - Carbon Pencils 2H

Available in six hardness grades Exceptional leads Do not crumble or dirty your hands Blend well with Conté crayons Excellent for drawing detailed pieces Video: Conté à Paris Sketching Techniques Using Pencils & Crayons A range of traditional drawing and sketching pencils with a variety of exceptional leads. Derived from traditional charcoal, but much stronger, these leads do not crumble or leave your hands dirty. Their delicate and highly detailed finish enables all types of perspectives to be drawn accurately. All Conté pencils compliment the Conté Crayon perfectly and blend well with them. About Conté à Paris The story of Conté à Paris products is closely linked to the personality of its creator, Nicolas Jacques Conté born in 1755. During the fifty years that he lived he was in fact, a painter, chemist, physicist, inventor and balloonist . The historical contribution of Nicolas Jacques Conté is indisputable. He developed in 1794, modern graphite leads, which consists of a mixture of clay and graphite and finally enabled the varying scale of hardness. Thus the manufacture of pencils he created in 1795 allowed France to produce its own writing and drawing products. A few years later, he developed the "pencils without envelope" (naked leads) replacing those made of "stone of Italy". It worked to make its colours "fixed and unchanging" to meet the expectations of painters and art pencils and pastels for artists were born. Over the decades, the quality of these products and line extensions have allowed the brand to become a reference for artists worldwide. Used by the great masters but also by amateur artists or students in Fine Arts, pencils and pastels by Conté à Paris offer the widest variety of techniques and possible effects for drawing, sketching and pastels.

GBP 1.99
1

Conté à Paris - Carbon Pencils HB

Conté à Paris - Carbon Pencils HB

Available in six hardness grades Exceptional leads Do not crumble or dirty your hands Blend well with Conté crayons Excellent for drawing detailed pieces Video: Conté à Paris Sketching Techniques Using Pencils & Crayons A range of traditional drawing and sketching pencils with a variety of exceptional leads. Derived from traditional charcoal, but much stronger, these leads do not crumble or leave your hands dirty. Their delicate and highly detailed finish enables all types of perspectives to be drawn accurately. All Conté pencils compliment the Conté Crayon perfectly and blend well with them. About Conté à Paris The story of Conté à Paris products is closely linked to the personality of its creator, Nicolas Jacques Conté born in 1755. During the fifty years that he lived he was in fact, a painter, chemist, physicist, inventor and balloonist . The historical contribution of Nicolas Jacques Conté is indisputable. He developed in 1794, modern graphite leads, which consists of a mixture of clay and graphite and finally enabled the varying scale of hardness. Thus the manufacture of pencils he created in 1795 allowed France to produce its own writing and drawing products. A few years later, he developed the "pencils without envelope" (naked leads) replacing those made of "stone of Italy". It worked to make its colours "fixed and unchanging" to meet the expectations of painters and art pencils and pastels for artists were born. Over the decades, the quality of these products and line extensions have allowed the brand to become a reference for artists worldwide. Used by the great masters but also by amateur artists or students in Fine Arts, pencils and pastels by Conté à Paris offer the widest variety of techniques and possible effects for drawing, sketching and pastels.

GBP 1.99
1

Conté à Paris - Carbon Pencils B

Conté à Paris - Carbon Pencils B

Available in six hardness grades Exceptional leads Do not crumble or dirty your hands Blend well with Conté crayons Excellent for drawing detailed pieces Video: Conté à Paris Sketching Techniques Using Pencils & Crayons A range of traditional drawing and sketching pencils with a variety of exceptional leads. Derived from traditional charcoal, but much stronger, these leads do not crumble or leave your hands dirty. Their delicate and highly detailed finish enables all types of perspectives to be drawn accurately. All Conté pencils compliment the Conté Crayon perfectly and blend well with them. About Conté à Paris The story of Conté à Paris products is closely linked to the personality of its creator, Nicolas Jacques Conté born in 1755. During the fifty years that he lived he was in fact, a painter, chemist, physicist, inventor and balloonist . The historical contribution of Nicolas Jacques Conté is indisputable. He developed in 1794, modern graphite leads, which consists of a mixture of clay and graphite and finally enabled the varying scale of hardness. Thus the manufacture of pencils he created in 1795 allowed France to produce its own writing and drawing products. A few years later, he developed the "pencils without envelope" (naked leads) replacing those made of "stone of Italy". It worked to make its colours "fixed and unchanging" to meet the expectations of painters and art pencils and pastels for artists were born. Over the decades, the quality of these products and line extensions have allowed the brand to become a reference for artists worldwide. Used by the great masters but also by amateur artists or students in Fine Arts, pencils and pastels by Conté à Paris offer the widest variety of techniques and possible effects for drawing, sketching and pastels.

GBP 1.99
1

Conté à Paris - Carbon Pencils 2B

Conté à Paris - Carbon Pencils 2B

Available in six hardness grades Exceptional leads Do not crumble or dirty your hands Blend well with Conté crayons Excellent for drawing detailed pieces Video: Conté à Paris Sketching Techniques Using Pencils & Crayons A range of traditional drawing and sketching pencils with a variety of exceptional leads. Derived from traditional charcoal, but much stronger, these leads do not crumble or leave your hands dirty. Their delicate and highly detailed finish enables all types of perspectives to be drawn accurately. All Conté pencils compliment the Conté Crayon perfectly and blend well with them. About Conté à Paris The story of Conté à Paris products is closely linked to the personality of its creator, Nicolas Jacques Conté born in 1755. During the fifty years that he lived he was in fact, a painter, chemist, physicist, inventor and balloonist . The historical contribution of Nicolas Jacques Conté is indisputable. He developed in 1794, modern graphite leads, which consists of a mixture of clay and graphite and finally enabled the varying scale of hardness. Thus the manufacture of pencils he created in 1795 allowed France to produce its own writing and drawing products. A few years later, he developed the "pencils without envelope" (naked leads) replacing those made of "stone of Italy". It worked to make its colours "fixed and unchanging" to meet the expectations of painters and art pencils and pastels for artists were born. Over the decades, the quality of these products and line extensions have allowed the brand to become a reference for artists worldwide. Used by the great masters but also by amateur artists or students in Fine Arts, pencils and pastels by Conté à Paris offer the widest variety of techniques and possible effects for drawing, sketching and pastels.

GBP 1.99
1

Conté à Paris - Carbon Pencils 3B

Conté à Paris - Carbon Pencils 3B

Available in six hardness grades Exceptional leads Do not crumble or dirty your hands Blend well with Conté crayons Excellent for drawing detailed pieces Video: Conté à Paris Sketching Techniques Using Pencils & Crayons A range of traditional drawing and sketching pencils with a variety of exceptional leads. Derived from traditional charcoal, but much stronger, these leads do not crumble or leave your hands dirty. Their delicate and highly detailed finish enables all types of perspectives to be drawn accurately. All Conté pencils compliment the Conté Crayon perfectly and blend well with them. About Conté à Paris The story of Conté à Paris products is closely linked to the personality of its creator, Nicolas Jacques Conté born in 1755. During the fifty years that he lived he was in fact, a painter, chemist, physicist, inventor and balloonist . The historical contribution of Nicolas Jacques Conté is indisputable. He developed in 1794, modern graphite leads, which consists of a mixture of clay and graphite and finally enabled the varying scale of hardness. Thus the manufacture of pencils he created in 1795 allowed France to produce its own writing and drawing products. A few years later, he developed the "pencils without envelope" (naked leads) replacing those made of "stone of Italy". It worked to make its colours "fixed and unchanging" to meet the expectations of painters and art pencils and pastels for artists were born. Over the decades, the quality of these products and line extensions have allowed the brand to become a reference for artists worldwide. Used by the great masters but also by amateur artists or students in Fine Arts, pencils and pastels by Conté à Paris offer the widest variety of techniques and possible effects for drawing, sketching and pastels.

GBP 1.99
1

Conté à Paris - Carbon Pencils H

Conté à Paris - Carbon Pencils H

Available in six hardness grades Exceptional leads Do not crumble or dirty your hands Blend well with Conté crayons Excellent for drawing detailed pieces Video: Conté à Paris Sketching Techniques Using Pencils & Crayons A range of traditional drawing and sketching pencils with a variety of exceptional leads. Derived from traditional charcoal, but much stronger, these leads do not crumble or leave your hands dirty. Their delicate and highly detailed finish enables all types of perspectives to be drawn accurately. All Conté pencils compliment the Conté Crayon perfectly and blend well with them. About Conté à Paris The story of Conté à Paris products is closely linked to the personality of its creator, Nicolas Jacques Conté born in 1755. During the fifty years that he lived he was in fact, a painter, chemist, physicist, inventor and balloonist . The historical contribution of Nicolas Jacques Conté is indisputable. He developed in 1794, modern graphite leads, which consists of a mixture of clay and graphite and finally enabled the varying scale of hardness. Thus the manufacture of pencils he created in 1795 allowed France to produce its own writing and drawing products. A few years later, he developed the "pencils without envelope" (naked leads) replacing those made of "stone of Italy". It worked to make its colours "fixed and unchanging" to meet the expectations of painters and art pencils and pastels for artists were born. Over the decades, the quality of these products and line extensions have allowed the brand to become a reference for artists worldwide. Used by the great masters but also by amateur artists or students in Fine Arts, pencils and pastels by Conté à Paris offer the widest variety of techniques and possible effects for drawing, sketching and pastels.

GBP 1.99
1

Jakar - Compass Cutter 7339

Faber-Castell - Grip 2001 Eraser Pencil Caps (2pc)

Khadi Papers - White Rag 7cm Square Card & Envelope Pack (10pc)

Faber-Castell - PITT Pastel Colour Pencils Sanguine 188