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2342 days ago

Craft supplies for sale

Caitlin from Wadestown

Am having a clear out of crafting/jewellery making supplies before I go overseas so everything is going for pretty cheap. Pickup before 10th of October please from Wadestown.

Beads ($1 per bag):
Bright pastels
Small coloured
Black
White

$1 per item:
Bronze lobster clips x17 approx
Flat silver leaf charms x4
Bronze jump rings x30 approx (not sure of size)
Gold coloured earring hooks x18 approx
3mm bronze jump rings (not sure how many)
Wine glass charm rings style 1 x17
Wine glass charm rings style 2 x75 approx
Triple charm hangers (I'm not sure what these are called!) x3
Bronze bookmarks x15
Cellphone charm loops purple x16 approx
2.5cm keyring rings x30
8.5cm silver patterned bookmarks x10
12.7cm dragon bookmarks x2

Paper pockets - full packet unopened plus extra - $2
Assorted green shade felt - $2
Assorted cards/envelopes/tags (7 envelopes, 12 kraft cards, 8 cream coloured tags, 1 large kraft tag, 4 medium kraft tags and 4 small kraft tags) - $2 (for the lot)
Cello bags x25 approx - FREE
3 tubes of glue - all partially used - $2
Assorted organza bags of different patterns and colours - $2 for the lot

Pickup in Wadestown before 10th October please. PM if interested, first in first served. Payment by bank deposit or in cash on pickup. Thanks

Negotiable

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