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Whether on a desk or popped into your bag when you’re on the go, this is the prettiest tool for viewing text, images and objects up close. With its 9X magnification you’ll see things like never before! Our beautiful imagery and thick hand poured epoxy finish will make this lovely item last and last and look gorgeous anywhere you put it.
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Whether on a desk or popped into your bag when you’re on the go, this is the prettiest tool for viewing text, images and objects up close. With its 9X magnification you’ll see things like never...
This chart magnifier is the perfect aide in reading small print on charts, maps, and documents of any kind. The Brass Magnifier Chart Weight is a forged brass ring which encloses a 5x magnifying lens...
Heavier cardstock paper is wonderful for card making, scrapbooking, crafts, place cards, program covers, and more. This 80# cardstock paper can be used in some printers if hand fed (always try one...
Vanilla infused with spice chai nutmeg to create this luscious fragrance. Beautifully created, this hand made box has gold trimming and the signature Thompson Ferrier branding on the top of the box...
Portable Pockets have a chevron-shaped pocket that acts as a sleeve, protecting your invitation or announcement while creating an out-of-envelope experience with a peek-a-boo reveal. Offering a...
Pocket Folds Signature enclosures have a chevron-shaped flap and pocket. With a single interior panel for an invitation or announcement and a pocket to organize inserts, this product is ideal for...
Envelope Liners add a pop of texture, color or pattern to the interior of an envelope. Made from paper weight stocks, they are designed to fit into Envelopments Paper Envelopes in their coordinating...
Envelope Liners add a pop of texture, color or pattern to the interior of an envelope. Made from paper weight stocks, they are designed to fit into Envelopments Paper Envelopes in their coordinating...
Filetto Knife, solid handle 9 1/4 inch 6 pcs giftboxed. Dishwasher safe.
