Sold in a package set of 2 sheets :

• 1 sheet (size 50x48cm) for transfering image onto the film
• 1 sheet (size 50x48cm) for bonding your Image film to your fabric.

Fusible web is a man made fiber that will melt when heated (using iron).
When placed between two pieces of fabric, the melting action of the web causes it to fuse the fabrics together. It is not woven or knitted.
Use iron 130°C-150°C for approx 5sec.
Adhesive : 2 side (double)

• Regular : adhesion strength 15g/m2
• Super : adhesion strength 30g/m2

Ukuran : lebar 50cm x panjang 92cm

Single Ply Needle Refill for Embroidery free Stitching needle tool.(id 12951)

The old art of Embroidery using a fine hook on a fine cloth tightly stretched in a frame is reborn with this tool. Basic techniques can create beautiful motifs using sequins and beads.

The key shape is easy to thread and the needle point is smooth and easy to pierce.
Longing haute couture embroidery made with chain stitch. A fine count that can be stuck tightly and is easy to use, a needle of # 75 is set.

The Pen Style Needle Felting Tool allows application of small or delicate materials using one, two, or three needles.
Easy replacement of thick and thin needles.

• 1 Needle
  for delicate work
• 2 Needles
  for creating lines and outlines
• 3 Needles
  for a quick finish

This felting tool has 5 barb needles for heavy weight use. The tool has a spring type action which allows the fibers to mesh with the base fabric.
This tool cannot be used with Felting Needle Applique Molds.

The lightweight plastic Tatting Shuttle is very handy to use.
It is very comfortable to hold when working the shuttles.
One set of 5 colorful tatting shuttle for easy identification.

Finger-molding soft leather thimble with dimpled metal coin disk inserted at the fingertip. Enables stronger push through hard fabrics.

Gofun is an opaque white pigment made from pulverized high quality oyster shells. It has a pearl like luster. Used in traditional japanese doll making, and also often splashed on a print to imitate effects such as snow in a three dimensional manner.
It is made from natural clam shell, by allowing Oyster shells to decompose until all organic matter is gone then grinding the remaining shell. Nowadays there is only one or two traditional manufacturer left doing this.
Mix Gofun with melted NIKAWA (Japanese traditional glue id.16672) and using brush for applying to doll/goods.

Gofun is a white pigment, used in Japan from the Muromachi period to the present day. Gofun was made of calcium carbonate powder obtained by heating and pulverizing the shells of oysters and clams, collected around the Inland Sea coast. It was used alone, or mixed with other pigments (guiri) to lighten the colour tone. An example is cinnabar mixed with gofun, called shu-no-gu (cinnabar-shell). In woodblock prints (ukiyo-e), gofun was sometimes rubbed directly on the picture surface, or sprinkled to give the effect of falling snow. Mixed with animal glue (nikawa), it was used as a coating on paper gubiki, an adhesive for sprinkled gold dust (fundami), and a priming (doroji), on statues and masks after the Kamakura period.
These type of Gofun is ready-to-use
When using it, you don’t need to grind, Just add warm water.
It is very easy to use and gives you the same quality of gofun (id.12257).

Superior Quality Shell White.

• This paste type of gofun is already contains Nikawa.

1. Take needed volume and put in a small container.
2. Put some water approximatelly half to same volume of the Gofun
3. Using some brush , stir well.. and ready to use ( just like ordinary painting )
4. If you want to make it more thinner , you can put some more water and MORE nikawa (NOT just water).

How to melt Nikawa : Rabbit skin nikawa Rabbit glue is an agglutinant extracted from rabbit skin and pulverized in the form of a glue plate.
This type of glue has existed as a painting material in Europe since ancient times.
The glue plate swells in water at room temperature and dissolves when heated.
Rabbit Glue has low density but high adhesion, making it suitable as a spreadable color material for pigments and as a binder for creating an absorbent foundation.
It is commonly used as a filler for boards, cloth, and paper, also as a base for Nihonga (Japanese paintings), tempera paintings, oil paintings, etc.
Before use, dissolve the product in cold water, then melt the glue in a container placed in hot water.
How to use Nikawa

• 1. Place 100gr Nikawa into a container. Add 200cc (approx. 1 cup) of water. Soak at least 6 hours or overnight.
• 2. Heat the Nikawa mixture on low heat, mixing constantly to dissolve Nikawa pieces, making sure it does NOT boil, until it melts away and the color is light brown.
• 3. Pour Mixture into a large bucket/jar, add an additional water if necessary.

Use to organize Loose Leaf, groups of paper, photo albums, POP card displays, menus, scrapbooking, etc.
Material : Steel

These Sun-Star Stickyle Pen Style Staplers are a handy way to take staples with you wherever you go! The stapler is discreet and easy to use - simply pull down the lip of the stapler, then pull the top switch back to set the stapler for use. You can then use the stapler easily with one hand. The end of the stapler has a compartment that will hold extra staples, or paper clips. Other colors available.
Stapler dimensions: Approximately 4.5 inches (11.4 cm) long, and 0.7 inches (18 mm) in diameter.