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Rembrandt Artists' Oil Colors are manufactured to exacting professional quality standards in Apeldoorn, Holland. They respond to the brush with a buttery feel, and have a noticeable brilliance and color intensity rarely seen anywhere in the world. Rembrandt Oils are highly durable and are produced with the highest color strength possible, using valuable, costly, pure pigments. The pigments are ground to extreme fineness in a binder consisting of the purest linseed or safflower seed oil, resulting in an oil paint whose texture is exceptionally smooth, creamy, and even.
Crescent Regular Surface Matboard, All Colors 32" × 40" Naz-Dar 59-000 Series Gloss Enamel Amaco Underglaze Pencils Nielsen Metal Frame Sections Silver Style 117 Speedball Water-Base Textile Screen Printing Inks Crescent Regular Surface Matboard, All Colors 32" × 40" Nielsen Metal Frame Sections Frosted Silver Style 22
Fredrix Red Label Stretched Cotton Canvas 14 in. x 18 in. carton of 6 - Red Label pre-stretched canvases are made with medium weight, medium texture cotton duck. They are acrylic titanium primed, acid free acrylic gesso double primed, and they provide the perfect support for both oils and acrylics. All sizes 24 in. x 36 in. and larger include single or double bracing for added support. All sizes up to 6 in. x 8 in. are 1/2 in. deep. All others are 11/16 in. deep. Red Label Stretched Cotton Canvases up to 8 in. x 8 in. are stapled on sides. Sizes 8 in. x 10 in. and larger are stapled on the back.

Price: $9.66
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Sterling The Boy Mechanic: 200 Classic Things to Build The Boy Mechanic: 200 Classic Things to Build ISBN: 1588165094 - Take a look back at the simpler, good old days of the early 1900s – and at what we may have lost in our high-tech era – through these engaging projects, all published in Popular Mechanics during the first two decades of the 20th century. The range is simply amazing, and bound to appeal to woodworkers who love classic ideas. Projects include tools, like T-squares and sawhorses; an animal-proof gate latch and a birdhouse made from an old straw hat; household gadgets and handcrafted furniture; camping gear (including a screen door for a tent); and toys and games. Many of these appealing trellises, decoys, puzzles, and tents are quite doable today. Inveterate do-it-yourselfers will be astonished at the resourcefulness required to build a stove for a canoe and even a houseboat. Book specifications: paperback, 272 pgs., 5 in. x 7 in. Publisher: Hearst Books, 2006.