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Alcohol Ink Light Blue
- Our alcohol inks are highly concentrated for intense color saturation in just one drop, allowing for layering and blending techniques to create more unique effects, and they dry quickly to get you the artwork faster.
- Â Ideal for epoxy art, resin petri dish creation, resin painting, resin coasters, alcohol ink decorations, and other alcohol ink art forms.
Book Note Cover Silicone Mold XC117 -9
- Silicone notebook cover made of high-quality silicone material that is tear-resistant and easy to use.
- This silicone mold is ideal for resin casting crafts and will give you a finished product as shown in the picture.
- Book note silicone molds can work well with resin, polymer clay, concrete, cement, wax and gum paste, easy to release and clean
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