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Duck Feet Spatula
With a little heat, these 8" bright yellow plastic spatulas can be bent into outstanding duck feet. If you don't need duck feet, clip the end to the shape of your choice and use them to spread frosting on your muffins or caulking on your cracks. The kids may enjoy spreading paint or clay with them.
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29807 PLASTIC SPATULA, 8" |
Mount That Specimen
Cases for mounting butterflies, bugs, rocks, fossils or any other three dimensional collectibles. Known as Riker mounts, these are sturdy cardboard boxes 7/8" deep, with glass glued into the front cover for viewing. They are filled with a fairly firm, white, expanded, synthetic, cotton–like material. The cushiony filler holds the three–dimensional viewee in place without pins or glue. Very handy for the proud trophy hunter. Our smaller is 5–1/4” x 6–1/4”; medium is 8” x 12”; larger is 12” x 16–1/2”.
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92372 12"X16" RIKER MOUNT | |
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92371 5"X6" RIKER MOUNT | |
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88545 8"X12"RIKER MOUNT |
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Bulletin Bars
Really now, who needs a whole bulletin board to post things all over, up and down, left and right... just willy-nilly? Posting notes in an organized row, even chronologically, makes more sense, especially if you're pressed for wall space. These nifty plastic bulletin 'bars' are just what the disorganized office, kitchen or dorm room needs. Strips of cork (approx 3/4" wide) are seated into 1-3/8" wide plastic bars of varying lengths. The bar is beveled (1/4 round fashion), stands away from the wall or fridge approx 1/2" and will mount easily with 1/2" magnetic tape or double-sided adhesive foam that you supply. Then get yourself a refrigerator, some memos, and suddenly you're going out with friends more often, you're calling mom once a week and all of your bills are getting paid on time.
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25569 BULL. BAR, 6" BEIGE |
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