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Would 12 skeins be enough for an extra 2 stitches but the same number of rows? I got them for around 5. It looks like all these websites are either fully or almost out of stock, unfortunately. I found some yarn I really liked, but it has a weight of 5, not 6. What effect will this have? Hi Maggie, I would love to make that blanket with your arm knitting. I have no experience knitting whatsoever.

I would appreciate so much for your attention to my questions. Hi I was just wondering I wanted to make a blanket using this method but I wanted to make it for a queen size bed. I saw that 18 stitches equals 3 ft so if I get a gaint stick and just add more stitches then that would work right?

Or can I just make it as wide as I can on my arm and then maybe do another one and attach it to the first one? So make 2 blankets and just attach them like you did the scarf? I wanted to make a queen sized version, too! How did making two and attaching them work out for you? This is such a magnificent tutorial and idea!! I plan on making 3 of these for Christmas gifts this year!! Thanks so much! The other stuff is like 7 unless you get white.

Using a different size 6 yard would work alright though? I have a bunch of lionbrand hometown U. A and thought if I did double or triple strands it might work without have holes that are too large? This is a really informative tutorial! Thank you so much for sharing this. Hey there, great tutorial!

I was wondering if one could make a sort of chunky scarf using this method and just use fewer stitches for a smaller width? I know you make an infinity scarf like this but i would like to make just a regular scarf.

Could this work? Try 4 stitches and arm knit until you have the desired length. I would buy 6 or so balls of yarn. I have used this method a few times for scarves.

I have done both regular scarves and infinity. I used lions brand thick and quick. I have never done anything like this but would like to try.

I show in the video blanket video and in the 15 minute scarf video how to do this. Just tie a basic knot. Thank you Maggie. This looks like an exciting project. Thanks again. Did you have any luck? Any help would be much appreciated. I see that you can add more loops on your arm for a wider than 3 ft blanket. Can you also somehow stitch two together? This is a fantastic tutorial!! I am using the bernat mega bulky 6 lb yarn. Definitely double or even triple your yarn if you are making a blanket.

Though the yarn would be the problem, make sure you are turning the working yarn just as I do in the video. Follow the exact moves I do and it should work. I found I was casting on wrong.

Frustrated me to no end. THEN I found this very short tutorial on casting on. I tried it … works like a dream! Maggie, I love your arm knitting tutorials and have made several of the infinity scarves for my granddaughters for Christmas!

In response to Michelle, I had the same issue with the extra loop. I had my husband watch the video then watch me. Sometimes an extra pair of eyes help! Hope this helps you, good luck!! I saw your work on Pinterest and watched your video. I am in the process of making two other blankets for my twin granddaughters. However, once the holidays are over I am planning on this being my next project.

I would love to hear the full song and know who is singing. Hi Maggie! Thank you so much for sharing this, it is so cool! Two quick questions. I wanted to make mine larger as well and I saw another commenter mention a scarf you did where you attached two pieces together, could you please link me to that video? Also, if I wanted to make stripes with two colors, how would I do that? Just change colors after every two or three rows?

Any advice on making a California king size one as a spread? Just not sure how to calculate how much I need and where but I am going to look at some of the places suggested for best priced yarn. If anyone has idea of how much I need to do California King size spread I would appreciate it? I live in Canada and just purchased supper bulky 6 yarn in yd skeins for 7.

Great deal! Can u help me out? I think this will be make great Christmas gifts. Is there another brand of yarn you would recommend to use for arm knitting and for a blanket? Hi Maggie, I have been practicing with chunky yarn before I order what you used for your blanket. Seems like the tail makes the stitch loose. I am not sure why. I would suggest to keep going to your next row.

It may not be as loose as it looks if you keep going. However, most stores sell them for quite a large sum of money. I found an amazing tutorial online from Simply Maggie, which provides all of the needed information to begin this project. Which is which?

Would using 1. Love this project! Anyone have any luck finding this yarn lately?? I so want to try this…any suggestions are appreciated-or substitution yarn ideas? Can you please let me know if there is another brand of yarn that would be similar and that I could substitute for the couture jazz yarn? Maggie- Do you think Lion Brand Quickie yarn would work for this?

Its a 6 Super Bulky yarn…. Do you know the size in cm? Looks like this yarn is only still available in baby pink. If anyone finds a similar brand, please share! I am determined to make these for Christmas gifts for my family. Is there any other yarn that would work just as well? Any suggestions on where to find some? I am very anxious to make them. Your video is fabulous!! I have been searching high and low and no-one has this yarn in stock, including the websites you posted.

I have yet to find anything quite as bulky or thick…. None of the websites have the yarn in stock now. Walmart has only one color but has a limit on the number of skeins you can purchase. I used a 6-wt yarn for an infinity scarf, and even double-stranded, it ended up being super holey. Thank you for this great tutorial.

WOW — thanks so much! This is one of the coolest things I have seen. Your video is excellent — very clear and easy to follow. I hope to make one of these very soon. I have tried searching for this yarn but it is all sold out is there another brand you would suggest? Is there a comparable yarn that is maybe more easily available than the Couture Jazz?

Is there a way to make this bigger? Tough finding the yarn you used — although I am still looking. What yarns would be comparable? Any substitutions or suggestions? Can you recommend another yarn in lieu of the couture jazz? Premier yarns just released more stock if the Couture Jazz.

Am I just not seeing it correctly on your tutorial? I must be making my loops a lot looser than you only loose enough to move up arm and at this rate I will only get about rows out of 12 skeins. This yarn do not exist i sweden and I cant order it from the websites you wrote. Are there any other yarn I can use to do the blanket? This would be a perfect christmaspresent to my sister who just bought a house: Thank you.

Do you think it would work? If I use yarn that is 6-Super Bulky will it have the same end result? Can anyone offer some advice? Hi there, Coutur Jazz is not in stock but they do have a starbella glam…. This is perfect!!

Thank you so much for sharing the video and the pattern. I have a question for you. Is the yarn soft? I am always worried about ordering yarn online I have never felt before lol thank you so much. I totally understand, I have issues with itchy yarn as well! It is very soft and not at all itchy or rough. Do you think this pattern would work with strips of old blanket cut into lengths? Thank you so much for this video. I have my yarn yay! During the video, you begin by casting on with the tail in the back and the working yarn in the front.

But, at the end of your casting on, the tail is somehow in the front. I knit all the time, and this is my first time arm knitting, and I have tried to figure out how you did that, and I am lost.

Any help is so much appreciated! No need to pay any attention to where the tail is after you have completed the cast on step. I am trying to arm knit a blanket and have some questions.

When I do my first row of knitting, I end up with a fairly long piece of string from the original casting from trying to tighten the stitches.

Can you help? Thanks for sharing:. I made my blanket and LOVE it! If anyone wants to see photos of the work, visit my instagram: michellegardella Thank you so much for this video!!! Are there other yarns that are comparable and less expensive that can be use? I just have a quick question for you. You said that the blanket came to 5 foot 3 foot and I was just wondering how I could make it bigger?

Like, so I just add more rows? And since I want it bigger like 5 foot 7 foot how many balls of yarn should I get? Thank you in advance for answering my questions! Funky and really cute. I think your awesome I have always wanted to learn to knit and with doing it on your arm it was easy to learn. God Bless! This was my very first armknitting project and I absolutely loved it! I made a blanket for my grandmother and I am excited for her to unwrap it on Christmas Eve. Thank you for making this so easy and fun!

I used Lion Brand Yarns, quickie, size 6. I made mine 20 stiches and 31 rows. I love these but I still cant find the yarn.

They are all sold out. I have made the scarfs and love them. Great gifts! Also does the lion brand quickie yarn work the same?

Please advise. Love to start arm knitting, but I cannot find this type of yarn in the Netherlands where I live. Do you know where I can order it with international shipping? Where do you buy your yarn? Is there a way to get that much yarn without spending a lot of money? I love this and am going to start arm knitting this weekend! Thanks for the video and I look forward to more arm knitting.

Just ran across this arm knit blanket. First question: in searching for the Premier Couture Jazz 6 weight yarn…. Second, you say you list links of other places this yarn can be found…. I cast 6 stitches then my tail is gone. What am I doing wrong?

I did the 5 ft tail like you said but it just gets smaller and smaller as I go on. Any ideas on why this keeps happening? Hi Maggie, that for sharing this. I would love to make this! I will see what yarns we have here in Australia that would be suitable. Can anyone recommend a different yarn?

I really want a similar beige color, but Premier Yarns has said this has been discontinued. If I find a similar yarn in that color I will share!

It is also now rated as a 7 Super Bulky Weight, not a 6, so people might not find it as easily. Just something you might want to mention to your followers.

Go figure. Maggie Loved the tutorial video planning on trying The blanket soon… but I have to know song and artist in the background music…I have searched your comments…scoured utube for the lyrics Please share…. Hi Maggie, Thanks so much for the tutorial. Your blanket looks fantastic! Just out of curiosity, does this yarn have a tendency to pill? I may over many washes and uses, though I only use it in the fall and spring and have only washed it once.

I could not find Couture Jazz yarn in my area. However, I did find a yarn made by the same company and it was the Diy Scrap Wood Projects That Sells same size yarn. But the balls of yarn were about twice the size as the ones in your video. If the yarn I get is twice the size of the one you use, should I buy half of the amount of yarn?

Also what would you recommend if I wanted to make this blanket in two different colours? Sorry if this seems like a silly question. Hi all, how many balls or yarn do you need to use for this blanket?

First off, I want to say I adore what you do! I come and check your site out alot for new tutorials and tips. Mine just always come out loose. Is that the reason why my blanket holes are coming out so big? Should I double up? No, your size has nothing to do with it usually. The Loops and Threads Chunky is a lot thinner than the couture jazz, so the holes are naturally going to be larger. Can you find Red Hart Grande yarn? Try using 4 strands at a time if that yarn is available to you.

Well, you should, because you can easily knit a cozy blanket in just 45 minutes. Check it […]. I found a different yarn than the kind your using and planning on using two skains at a time. Would this yarn have a similar look?? Size 6. I have never knitted before but I thought I got the hang of the first step of casting on to your right arm.

However when I went to start knitting on my other arm, I would tighten it and end up with a large loop in between my arms. I have two loops per stitch on my right arm but in your video it looks like you only have one.

Is that the problem? In plaats daarvan gebruik je je […]. How much do I order? The website asks how many. You said 11 skeins. So would I order 11 of the bundles from the website in your link?

How much does this end up costing? Having lots of blankets around is a great way to add coziness to a home. Thick textures and knits are another good way — so why not combine the two? This tutorial for a thick, arm-knit blanket is a great start! She has an awesome tutorial about arm knitting blankets that told me everything I needed to know. It was so helpful. Maggie even has a […]. Thank you for this easy tutorial! Several people wanted their blanket wider.

Is it possible to put many more stitches on your arm? I would think you would end up with stretched stitches when you bend your arm of the stitches go up over your elbow. Also, have you added fringe to any of these blankets? Lastly, when you wash and dry does the blanket become tighter knit or does it stay loose?

Hi there. You can add a couple of extra stitches up to your elbow but then it gets too tight. I suggest knitting 2 blankets and stitching them together with matching yarn. Hi, I found your blog through Pinterest and loved the idea of the blanket. I am in the UK so used Tivoli Curve yarn which is similar to the one used. It was great fun to make even if it did take me a few attempts to cast on correctly!

Thank you! How many yards of I-cord would I need to make this blanket? Heck with pricey super-bulky yarn. I am wanting to make a blanket like this but would rather buy the yarn in store. Do you know of any other yarn that would work and turn out the same as yours?

You can triple or quadruple up on super bulky strands of yarn. Maggie, thank you so much for the wonderful video on arm knitting the blanket. I am dying to make one now. I found a Patons Cobble yarn that seems comparable. Have you ever used this before? I was SOOO looking forward to trying this one, and the scarf. Does anyone know where else I can get it cheaper?

Hoping maybe I could find somehthing just as bulky and thick as the one in the video but no such luck yet. Any other yarns that are just ask bulky that i can use that are cheaper? I want to make one as a gift for my grandfather.

How many yards did you us? What yarns can i use that are cheaper? Where did you get your yarn from what website? Could i do stripes?

Maggie, Awesome video. I am very allergic to wool though, and I see this is a wool yarn. Could you advise me on a similar yarn that is not wool and if double one up to make the thickness how would I go about doing that? She does a great video tutorial and she makes some lovely scarfs, definitely worth checking […]. Love the arm knit blanket!!! Quick question can this be done on a round tube? In place of knitting needles or Arms Like a plastic plumbers pipe so you can work at it for a few days…not connected to your arm.

I have a grand baby that I would love to make one for! Thanks in advance! How many yards in total does one blanket need? This is an easy blanket to start with to learn how to handle that much yarn at one time. Can this be done on needles, if so what size. I loved your video, it was great! I have a back problem and probably could not manage the arm knitting. I was wanting to make a smaller blanket, like a baby blanket as a gift. Since you used 11 skeins, do you think skeins would be a good amount for half that size of a blanket?

Sorry for the delay. The yarns that are thick enough are normally around You can make this chunky cozy blanket in 45 minutes they say. Find the directions on SimplyMaggie. Anyone else having trouble? I have followed this 4 times. I can do the other arm stitches on Youtube. Hi Maggie great tutorial I slightly changed mine and used my chunky machine to knit a 3 stitch wide I cord in chunky and multi strands of different thicknesses in all different shades of pink anything I could find and am so happy with the way it turned out so thanks for the inspiration.

You can make the most amazing arm knitted blankets See this tutorial and I never have enough blankets! Make some stuff to decorate your dorm room, or for last […]. How much yard did it take you to make a blanket this size. I want to make one a bit larger but not sure how many yards to purchase.

Hi Lauri. It will look just Easy Diy Scrap Wood Projects Pty Ltd a tad less chunky and full but will certainly work. I searched pinterest and found a fantastic tutorial by Maggie over at Simply Maggie here.

I so love this! We shared this on our blog and I am hoping to try it next week! Thank You for the inspiration!!! Love this blanket!! Was wondering if you could make me one??? In the beige colour. Please message me. Do you have a tutorial on how to make cushion covers like this? I understand he cast off.

And why does it become loose like that? I crochet but this is my first time arm knitting and knitting. Hey Maggie, thanks for the great tutorial. Heard about arm knitting from a co-worker but, just never got around to trying it. Saw yours and, bingo.

Also, I wanted a wider blanket so I did 30 stitches across. Might be a little too wide. Pretty smart, eh? Another thing, being a man, my arms are just a bit bigger than yours. This might just start me knitting proper. Could never get the hang of it before.

Chunky knit items for the home are so fashionable at the moment. Arm knitting is so easy and this step by step video tutorial is eay to follow. Or can you suggest and alternative? Thank you!! Do you know where to get it cheap or do you have your own promo code or anything? I love how this table turned out! They grey was a perfect color choice for the chairs.

It goes nicely with the table without feeling too matchy. Thanks for sharing! I am using red heart grande super bulky 6. I hv tried 10, 8,7. I get about 30 cast on stitches. And hv a ton of tail left. Please advise on tail length, cast on stitches and how many stitches I need to arm knit.

Making a blanket. As well advise how many skeins I would need. I hv 4 now. Doubling up. Using 2 at a time. Thanks for advise. Plus they are ridiculously quick project — you could be curled up on the couch with your new blanket in 45 minutes!

We found this tutorial on Simply Maggie. I love this! There is no way I can make an arm knitted rug with it. I finished my first blanket tonight. I only used 6 skeins and I got the same size blanket you made. I tried to make the stitches as tight as possibke in my arm but for a first try I think it turned out OK. Do you know where to buy the merino wool and how much is needed to make a similar size blanket?

I think that might work better for me. I was wondering what is the largest sized blanket you have ever arm knit? I have a queen bed that I would love to arm knit a throw blanket for but worried it might be impossible.

Thanks for your inspiration! Awesome tutorial — took me about an hour and a half — just because I was watching a football game while I worked though! Hey Maggie!! So I have tried this several times but keep ending up with yarn that wont tighten up after the first row. If you have any pointers I would be incredibly grateful! I have been wanting to arm knit a comfy blanket for so long! Thank you for the tutorial. After you cast on your stitches and you begin knitting your rows, the first stitch will be tricky to tighten.

Make sure you pay close attention to how I tighten it in my video. Could you give an estimation of how many yards of yarn were needed? I want to make sure I have enough.

I have some severe medical issues and doing this this way might not work so well for me. Any suggestions? My daughter has been wanting one of these blankets and even if it takes my last breath, I will get one made for her in time for Christmas. She used different yarn so hers only took about 45 minutes while mine took me an entire […].

Hi, I just made a blanket using a jumbo 7 yarn. It came out with quite large holes. Should I have doubled up on the yarn with this size? Maggie — thank you for your videos and information — I have followed your instruction on multiple projects and have had much success — thank you.

I have found some yarn that is yards — could you share how many yards I might need for this blanket? Thank you again! I found a good tutorial on Simply Maggie, you can find the link here. I did not really need to follow the tutorial but I did follow how many stitches she used.

After […]. I clicked on the link on what yarn you used. So how many of the balls of yarn should I purchase? Is it possible to intertwine two colors for arm knitting? I would want to go back and forth between two colors for every other row if that makes sense. Instructions were great, easy to follow and I love your dog!

Going to get the yarn tomorrow! If so, how would one do this?! The mind boggles! Many thanks x. If I wanted to knit this using needles instead of my arms, what size needles would you recommend? I am having problems once I get to the last stitch from transferring all the loops from my right arm to my left arm. This tutorial from Simply Maggie was the first one I discovered.

Not surprising as she was sort of the pioneer in […]. Then add some popcorn Parmesan and rosemary? I am new to arm knitting, and was wondering if you could be so kind as to answer a few questions for me. I am looking to make a chunky arm knit blanket for my mother in law. Any suggestions on where to buy? I thought of making my own, but have no idea how wide I would have to make the cuts to get them to equal the size of the merino wool.

Please help me. I love watching your tutorials and have made several scarfs for my mom and sister as Christmas presents and they loved them! I saw that you had button cuffs on one of the scarfs. Could you either tell me how to do that in step by step instructions or possibly make a short tutorial?

Anything would be great! Thanks Maggie! I used this Loops and Threads Biggie Yarn in black for my sister and white for […]. Am I doing something wrong? Chunky Arm Knit Blanket by simplymaggie. I love the way it turned out, it looks super cozy! I was determined to find a way to make myself a huge, soft and fluffy […]. Does the netting on the couture jazz yarn feel soft. Wanting to make one for my daughter in law and of course I want it soft and fluffy.

So, I have tried this several times. First time with the 5ft long tail as suggested, I got through about 10 stitches before running out of tail. I tried it again with about 10 feet and ran out before I hit 18 stitches. Any idea what I might be doing wrong? I wanted to make my blanket about 4 and a half feet wide. She has one of the first, and still best arm knitting videos out there.

If you are ready to get a […]. I bought 4 skeins of a 6 yarn and each is yards. Should I cut each skein to make 12 so that I can hold 3 pieces as one strand or should I just use one as one strand? Would you suggest the bernat mega bulk yarn weight 7? Your blanket took Weaving is usually a hobby in many place as of s but it has become a means of livelihood. It is usually done locally from the home. Although, there are industries who are in it. I like your posts. You are really great with this thing.

Thank you for sharing. Amazing I want to try this for my best friend who is having a baby. How many rolls would I need to make a baby blanket? Im in the UK- Does anyone have tips for an online store?

How many yards does it take to make the size you show? Add a blanket or knitted throw to the end of the beds or drape one over an armchair, to create an inviting atmosphere to every room. Combine thick, fleecy textures and chunky colourful knits to add warmth and character. No tools or knitting expertise required, just time and some passion.

Would this yarn work? And this idea is perfect for those cozy moments. Find the lin Here […]. Hi there, yup this paragraph is genuinely nice and I have learned lot of things from it on the topic of blogging. And is it heavy? How can i wash it? Thank you a lot! I ordered 8 balls like it says in the written supply list, but then I just watched the video and you mention using 11 balls?

I already put the order in, so I do hope a decent lap blanket can be made with just 8! I just found your video via Pinterest and have been wanting to make one of these cool, bulky blankets! Can you tell me how you care for this after? Can you machine wash something like this on delicate and toss in dryer?

I bought some of the Couture Jazz yarn as shown in the video. What I bought said it was weight number 6 but I understand the company has now relabeled this to weight number 7. What I got was not nearly as bulky as what it appeared you were using in the video. I also had huge holes in my blanket even though my arms are not that big and I tried to get the stitches tight.

Do you have any suggestions? I was just wondering if there is a big difference between the 6 — super bulky and the 7 — jumbo? Would I still be able to do this? I finally made my blanket today — it was a bit tricky but once I got the hang of it I was ok. The hardest thing is keeping it tight. This blanket is a little too narrow — more like the top of a sleeping blanket. Just looking for some clarification. This was an amazing and simple tutorial! Very easy to follow along.

Needed about 9 skeins for a decent sized blanket. When it comes to knitting I really am no expert but what I like about SimpleMaggie. Maggie, Your blog post says you used 8 skeins of yarn. So that is what we bought. However, now we watched your video and you said you used 11 skeins.

This is inconsistent and now we do not have enough to make our Christmas gift. Hi Maggie, I made a blanket inspired by your design. Are you on Ravelry? Very Very few can afford to buy Merino wool at the price it is.

Getting a rich man into Heaven will be like getting a camel threw the eye of a needle. Math: Hi there, if I use less skeins of yarn 9 what would the dimensions of the blanket be approximately? I am a textile waste collector from Vietnam. We have t-shirt yarn in bulk. If you are interested, please contact me at phuc. Our website: namphongindustry. Thank you, thank you, thank you. My tension will get better when I make the next one, I guess, but I am over the moon happy.

Handwash only. Thanks again and again for your help. She used Premier Yarn Couture Jazz acrylic yarn that unfortunately is often sold out. If you want an easy to follow free YouTube tutorial on arm knitting a chunky knit blanket, check out the 45 minute easy tutorial by Simply Maggie.

This paragraph is really a pleasant one it assists new internet viewers, who are wishing for blogging. I just have two questions. At the top of your post you stated the products used as 8 skeins of the premier couture jazz, but in the comments below you had mentioned the use of I had purchased 7, and when I compare the yarns I feel as though I should have enough but just wondering if you could tell me your thoughts before I start this project.

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Perfect for drawing on windows, mirrors and other glass surfaces. Washable formula so you can easily remove colour using soapy water. Safe and non-toxic.

Five assorted colours include blue, red, black, green and yellow. Smooth paint sticks, clean, opaque colour and easy to use. Lipstick-like application. Kent Battery Operated Eraser Portable, compact and precise, this eraser is the perfect sketching and drawing tool. Requires two AAA batteries. Set includes 16 replaceable eraser nibs in two sizes: 2. Quality, reliable and cost effective, this soft, pliable eraser is designed to absorb pick-up drawing pigments and leave no residue 'crumbs or dust'.

Work to soften. This clean and soft eraser offers smear-free performance for both blacklead and colour pencil. It is dust free leaving little mess. Any waste that is left over rolls up and sticks together for easy cleaning. Faber-Castell Kneadable Erasers Suitable for creating highlights on chalk, charcoal and pastel work.

Kneads into any shape, removes marks clearly, and leaves surfaces smooth and bright. Natural rubber, non-smudge. Ideal for removing large areas quickly. Soft in nature and will not leave marks on paper. Allows small areas to be erased easily. Faber-Castell Kosmo Eraser The ergonomic shape of this eraser makes it easy to use. Lyra Beechwood Twin Hole Sharpener Trio Pencil Sharpener — Faber Grip Trio sharpening box with two regular-size holes for colour and blacklead pencils and a large hole for jumbo pencils.

EC Pencil Grips — Ergonomic Suitable for young hands learning to master the skills of writing and drawing in a controlled manner. Offering quality, durability and convenience. Each sharpener is made from hard and durable plastic and comes with its own clear barrel for catching pencil shavings. Ideal for sharpening Lyra pencils, which have a larger diameter than other pencils. This sharpener will not splinter or snap the creamy Lyra leads. The small hole can be used for normal pencils. Small hole: 8mm, large hole: 11mm.

Includes non-slip, non-skid feet for added stability and safety. Fits most sizes with auto feed and stop. Plastic body with bench clamp to fasten to desktop. Also has an auto 'off' switch for safety and to avoid over sharpening. Ledah Electric Pencil Sharpener Easily and safely sharpens pencils. Has auto stop mechanism to prevent over sharpening. For multiple pencil sizes up to 11mm. Unruly Rulers Create basic geometric forms like hexagons, triangles and squares, use to draw organic curves and spirals, or combine different shapes and edges to create a completely original image!

Trace around template with a pencil, crayon or marker. Sturdy plastic design. Rubbing Plates — Pattern Sturdy, durable and lightweight textured plates for rubbings and to add detail to clay. To create textured rubbing effects, place template underneath paper and rub. To take a print from the template, place template on top of surface. Use for monoprinting with gel printing plates. Includes eight texture designs. Create textures by placing drawing paper over a rubbing plate and rubbing over the surface with a drawing block, rubbing block or crayon.

Pack includes different designs and textures. Plate size: 22 x 29cm. Plate size: Plate size: 18 x 19cm. Place croquis under a sheet of ate bleedproof, bank or tracing paper, and use as a drawing template ng for fashion sketching and designing.

A3: x mm. CB T These templates are an ideal design ttool for VCD students! To use, place ttemplate under a sheet of bleedproof, bbank or tracing paper, and use as a sstarting point for industrial, eenvironmental, landscape and ppackaging design. Great for marker rrendering exercises and illustrations.

TThis set of assorted templates iincludes 3D forms, starting points, ccommon objects, landscape eelements, and isometric and oblique ggrids. Large, durable, thick plastic stencils to use with paint, markers, pencils, chalk, pastels, spray paint, etc. Clean with soap and water after use. Set includes both a positive and negative stencil of Australia and each state.

Outer measurement Set includes both the positive and negative of the stencil, therefore two of each upper case letter. Outer measurement: 9 x 11cm. Italic script font. Set includes both the positive and negative of each number.

Set of 10 includes numbers Outer measurement: 15 x 22cm. Multi Purpose Pouch An ideal storage solution made from thick, strong, long-lasting reinforced plastic. Reinforced zips for secure closure and long life.

Light Panel Lightweight, portable, slimline and just 1cm thick! This compact light box has an elegant silver frame and is great for tracing artwork and for use in sensory play investigations. Includes power adapter. Safe for children. Light Panel Silver — Round Lightweight, portable, slimline and just 1cm thick! Easy to move around and safe for young children. This compact light box has an elegant silver frame and is great for tracing artwork and use in sensory play investigations.

A tool that allows the student to focus on joints, movement and mechanics without the need of a model. T These stencils make product design and visual communication quick and easy! Stencils also include two rulers, measuring up tto 20cm and 8 inches, and pre-punched holes for storing in a binder folder. Template — Circle Heavy-duty plastic templates. Quarters and eighths marked on each circumference. These strong durable clear plastic set squares allow you to easily see the working surface.

Bevelled edge to minimise ink leakage. Centimetre and millimetre integers. Quality components packed in sturdy metal storage case. This handy drawing tool combines a ruler, protractor, compass, graph guides and stencils for 36 geometric shapes.

This durable plastic stencil is ideal for VCD, design and maths subjects. An easy-to-use tool for making mandala designs. These durable pie-shaped plastic stencils are divided into fractions of a circle and each will make a complete mandala pattern. Used alone or in combination with each other will allow you to draw any desired curve.

Clear sturdy plastic allows user to see design underneath. Clear acrylic ruler with grid lines at 5mm increments in horizontal and vertical direction.

Ideal for paper collage, matting photos, paper sculpting and making your own paper quilling strips. With a metal edge, this ruler is the perfect cutting companion. Premium hardbound journal with stitched spine. Medium grain, acid-free drawing paper, made in part from sustainable sources. Slightly off-white paper. Cover is black with a linen texture. Ideal visual diary for primary schools. Students may use these for sketching and experimenting with different media.

Capture and document your ideas, notations and mixed-media experiments in one place! This hardbound book of selected papers and surfaces watercolour paper, white milled paper, handmade paper, burlap and calico lends itself to a variety of wet and dry media including paints, pencils, pens, markers, stitchery, embellishments and collage. Great for artist and student. Natural, off-white tone. Includes a ribbon bookmark and elastic closure, making it the perfect travel companion.

Fold-out Journals Create your own book with these pre-made concertina fold-out journals. White paper with gsm black cover from card.

Turn around for a white cover. Kraft Brown Spiral Sketchbook Large spiral sketchbook with hardcover and brown kraft card pages ready for artwork to be directly drawn or painted on, or use to present artwork. Hardcover sketchbook with brown kraft paper, perforated sheet to tear out when necessary. Kraft Mini Notebooks Miniature notebooks with 92 white pages.

Ideal for gifts. This softcover diary features a felt embossed design creating a tactile experience. The mix of white and brown kraft pages features starting points to prompt artistic expression. Some pages are ruled for student journalling. Visual Diaries Quality double-spiral bound, black plastic cover, hard card back and acid-free cartridge paper pages. Coloured covers available: clear, white, yellow, orange, red, light green, bottle green, blue and oxford blue. Please allow four weeks for delivery.

NB: Minimum order 50 per design. Quality drawing paper. Visual Diary — A2 Premium double-spiral visual diary, bound on short side with black plastic cover, hard card back and acid-free cartridge paper pages. Use to protect artwork and documents. Perfect for presenting and sorting student artwork. Holds sheets of paper. Strong and serviceable for the artroom — thick brown paper. Clear plastic, top-opening bag to hold A2 paper. Economical and multipurpose.

Two handles, one on top and one at the front, and two press clip closures, to secure artwork safely inside. Water repellent. Ideal for transporting and storing artwork. Draw directly onto the surface or use in a copier or printer. Natural colour. This kit will have you ready in no time for student presentations, calligraphy work, graduations and awards nights. See website for FREE templates. Mount artwork swiftly and easily with these economical kits! Pre-cut Mini Frames Mini frames, made from sturdy double-sided mountboard white and black.

Four frames with inner cut-outs included. Great for displaying small works. Surface best suits Slicks, pencils, markers, cardboard mosaics and collage materials. Double-sided, portable self-standing frame with round sturdy foot stand.

Use to display artwork, signs or inspiration. Can hold up to gsm. Display Snap Frames These lightweight frames snap open on concealed hinges allowing you to change your artwork in just seconds. This simple mechanism, combined with their low cost, makes these frames ideal for schools and kindergartens.

Ideal for scrapbooking and craft applications. Acid-free and solvent free. Produces a great 3D effect. Corrugated Card — Metallic Corrugated Card Natural — Sheets This range of natural cardboard is suitable for constructions, collage, rubbings, etc. Four assorted designs. Provides strength and stability to project construction. Great for collage and general crafts.

Corrugated Construction Strips 12 brightly coloured strips to use in construction and collage activities. Five strips of each colour. Mount Board — Multimat Black economical mount board. Acid-free with a white core. NB: Actual thickness shown. Use to display students' names or a sentence relating to their artwork.

Also use for construction, as a painting tool or end covers of artist books. Foam Board Total Black A black core, front and back. Double-sided, strong, lightweight and cuts easily. Use for mounting, as backing in displays, 3D design and in painting. It consists of three layers: an inner layer of polystyrene clad with outer facing of a clay-coated paper. Peel away backing to expose self-adhesive foam core board. Ideal for mounting artworks with ease and prevents buckling. A semi-rigid white plastic board which can be used to make up folios or used for construction projects and set designs.

Can also prime other polypropylene surfaces such as tanks and wheelie bins. Black Card Black card ideal for a high-quality mount. Easy to cut to size or to cut window mounts from. This is a budget-priced board with a white matte coated surface. Multi-ply board ideal for 3D projects and construction work. Solid grey colour. A solid card ideal for backdrops. Easy to paint scenes or create sets with this sturdy cardboard. Great for presentation, display, class projects and construction work.

Size: x mm. White double-sided cardboard. Great for constructions, models, card craft and general project work. Best suits dry media. An assortment of 10 bright colours. This sturdy gsm card is ideal for construction and craft projects.

Also can be used to mount artwork. A bright and festive mix of green 40 sheets , red 40 sheets and white 20 sheets. Great for cardmaking, collage, poster making and paper cutting. Has a white core and reverse side. Great for presentation, display, classroom projects and construction work. Double-sided white cardboard. Economical and versatile.

Great for model making, general crafts and construction projects. Inexpensive and versatile black cardboard. Great for a variety of card and construction projects. Prism Spectrum Board An assortment of brightly coloured sheets of card. Use for book covers, special projects and construction.

Easy to cut and score. Dual sided. Each sheet is gold on one side and silver on the other. Colourful squares in 12 bright colours. These large mosaic squares are suitable for younger children to create colourful cardboard mosaics. Assorted colours. These cardboard squares are ideal for construction and cardmaking projects. May be used for display boards with information on the work presented.

Cardboard rd Mosaics — Round Metallic Mosaic Squares — Mixed Firm cardboard mosaic squares in assorted metallic colours and holographic designs.

This pack comes with two sizes for students to vary their mosaics. Colour mix varies. A fun way to explore colour, pattern and the art of mosaics.

Includes two tile diameters in 11 colours: blue, green, orange, yellow, pink, red, purple, dark green, turquoise, violet and black on the reverse side. Corowa South Public School — Collage 2. The kit offers a variety of practical base papers essential for sketching and drawing, watercolour painting and mixed media, working with markers, and printing.

Use them for collage, decorative embellishment, paper construction, cardmaking and origami. Perfect for getting started in the artroom or restocking the storeroom. Included in this handy kit is assorted colours of cover paper in reams of A4 and A3; smooth coated paper in 15 bright colours; black cover paper in reams of A4 and A3; smooth coated paper suitable for drawing with white pastel, charcoal and gel pens; cartridge paper gsm A4 and A3; bulky news 38 x 51cm; and a larger high-quality scrap paper for crayon, painting and sketch work.

The kit offers a range of practical materials that are part of the foundation of any artroom. Great for setting up or restocking the artroom and classroom. Kit includes a great assortment of all-rounder paper, great for painting, drawing and collage. Heavier card for construction and craft, and an array of drawing materials. Perfect for quick sketches and layouts or for tracing.

Acid-free and archival, your work will not yellow or degrade over time. Smooth texture. An excellent acid-free drawing and multimedia paper. Art Spectrum Bristol Pad Firm, smooth, premium multi-ply paper that is highly resistant to repeated working and erasing. Suits pens, markers and pencils. Superb-quality all-purpose pad. High cotton content. Acid-free and archival. Great for cardmaking and illustration.

Ideal for loose watercolour explorations. Strong, toothy-quality drawing surface. Erases cleanly and is ideal for dry media. Large spiral for easy use. Inexpensive drawing paper on a roll. Ideal for murals, tracing body shapes and large works of art. Useful for displaying classroom work. Cartridge Roll Fabriano Academia Good-quality drawing paper on a roll.

This paper has a high-percentage mix of premium-cotton and high-quality cellulose, so it is strong enough to take reworking. It is acid-free and archival so it can last for generations. Grained drawing paper. Textured surface, ideal for pencil, pastel and charcoal. High-quality line, wash and airbrush board with a professional surface for numerous illustration media 40 Diy Scrap Wood Projects 85 and techniques.

Hot-press boards are ideal when smoothness of application is preferred, such as when using marker, pen and ink techniques. Drawing cartridge. Long grain, pH neutral. Ideal for sketching and lithography. Bulky News Paper Best quality, cream colour.

Great for crayon, painting and sketch work. Photocopying paper, good for printing reference images onto and transferring artwork. An excellent all-purpose paper, the quality of which is between M.

Perfect for drawing, tracing, mapping body shapes and printing. Newsprint Paper Economical and lightweight paper. Good for paper marbling and preliminary sketches. Best for dry media. A heavyweight litho paper. A multipurpose paper for use in printmaking or drawing, or for use as stencil paper. Acid-free, fully permanent and does not fade. Canson Mi-Teintes is a vellum drawing paper, acid-free excluding black with a high rag content that Diy Wood Projects With Scrap Wood Uk ensures long life without deterioration.

Coloured in the pulp, shades are highly light resistant. Mi-Teintes is ideal for pastel, pencil and crayons. Also suitable for gouache, watercolour, acrylic and silk screen printing. This paper has a high-percentage mix of premium cotton and highquality cellulose so it is strong enough to take reworking. Artist-quality performance at an affordable price! Slightly coarse medium texture, acid-free and archival. Suits liquid and pan watercolours as well as watercolour pencils and crayons, acrylic paints, and inks.

Excellent quality in the convenience of a pad. Excellent wet strength, which makes it a good choice for wet media. These pads are acid-free, rot and mildew resistant, and have a natural whiteness, meaning they will not yellow. An affordable option for students or those at an artist-quality level.

This versatile and easy-to-use acid-free pad provides excellent wet strength, making it a good choice for watercolour, washes, gouache and acrylic paint. Paper will not tear or pill. Easy to remove without tearing paper. Acid-free, pH neutral, and rot and mildew resistant. Great for cardmaking and watercolour. Recommended for watercolour, gouache, acrylic and wet media. Medium tooth. British mould-made acid-free drawing and watercolour paper with a medium tooth.

A quality paper that will take heavy washes and reworking without ruining the sheet. Three different textured surfaces: rough, medium cold press and smooth hot press , all with deckled edges. Ideal for all wet media, including watercolour, gouache and ink. The rough tooth lends itself well to experimenting with wet-on-wet techniques. Appropriate for most media, with one smooth and one rough side.

Acid-free, natural white, rough surface, with address box printed on the reverse. Ideal for taking on holiday to draw or paint your own postcards, which remain safe for transport in the attractive, embossed tin.

Great absorption and strength. Will not pill or tear when saturated. Cold pressed with a medium tooth. Great for watercolour paints including liquid and pan-style watercolours as well as water-soluble pencils and crayons, acrylic paint, and inks. Beautiful handmade paper, in a novel round nd shape. Irregular rough surface texture andd a soft deckled edge. Great also for paper crafts. Off-white colour. Bleedproof Paper Encourage your students to explore alcohol inks and markers Copics and Kent Spectrum with this economical yet high-quality bleedproof paper.

Waterproof, tear proof and extremely strong. Completely non-absorbent and ultra-smooth, Yupo will not warp or buckle even with heavy soaking. Great for wet media, inks, mono printing and stencils. Perfect for hand-cut stencils, monoprinting and wet-media drawing.

Colours stay bright and bold on Yupo because paint dries through evaporation instead of being absorbed into the paper. Yupo paper can be washed clean of paint if you would like to reuse it and start again. This paper is archival and tear proof. Mineral Paper Made from stone powder, this unique surface is different to synthetic paper. Tear and water resistant, it does not wrinkle and can be used on both sides. Mineral Paper accepts any media, wet or dry, and the bright white surface allows for crisp lines and saturated colours.

It doesn't have a plastic feel and has just the right amount of absorbency for a wide variety of creative techniques. No paper grain. The smooth drawing surface allows for crisp, clean lines and no pitting. Also try alcohol inks! Applied water-soluble pigment will continue to be moveable after it has dried.

Specially coated on both sides to accept water-based mediums, markers and inks without beading, chipping or running. Great for planning painting compositions, as a painting surface or for printmaking. Simply wipe with a damp cloth for repeated use. Ideal for most printmaking techniques. Also suitable for drawing and light washes. With its medium texture and natural white colour, Unica is perfect for screen printing, relief printing, intaglio and litho printing. This German paper has carved out a special niche in Australia.

Especially for aquatints, it contains no rag, being made from alfa cellulose synthetic cotton. Great for acrylic painting, printing, light watercolour, collage, heavy drawing and mixed media.

Will take various mediums and gesso. Oil Sketch Paper Canvas Pad Ideal for students' introduction to painting on canvas without the expense of primed canvas or having to stretch your own canvas.

Canvas-like primed paper, suitable for oil or acrylic paint and will not buckle. Textured surface for oil pastels. Zart Mixed Media Paper Book Capture and document your ideas, notations and mixed-media experiments in one place! Great for artists and students. Bleedproof Paper Encourage your students to explore alcohol inks and markers with this economical yet high-quality bleedproof paper.

Ideal for Copic Marker blending. Ink sits on the surface allowing for easier blending of colours. FSC and carbon neutral. Perfect for copying and tracing over images. Graph Paper Pad 1mm Graph paper in 1mm increments for technical drawing. Great for visual communication and design students. Can be drawn directly onto or used underneath bond or bank paper. Great for freehand sketches and practising technical drawing.

Suitable for visual communication, design and graphics students. Blue lines will not photocopy. Transfer Paper Roll Graphite Transfer Paper An easy way to transfer patterns using stylus, pencil, pen or inkjet printer. Ideal for tracing onto a wide variety of surfaces including paper, wood, metal, glass, fabric and canvas. Acid- and wax-free. Washes out of fabric. Ideal surface for experimenting with alcohol inks and liquid chrome markers, which glide across the surface!

Also suitable for other inks. Use for projected presentations. Not suitable for inkjet. Ideal for printing colour and black-and-white photos using an inkjet printer. Developed to meet the highest conservation standards. High-quality graphite transfer paper in a larger format!

Can be used on a variety of surfaces, including paper, wood, metal, glass, fabric and canvas. Acid- and wax-free, and non-smudging. A white image on a blue background will result. Sun Sensitive Paper is coated with light-sensitive chemicals, which react to light waves and particles when exposed to light.

Linking art with science, this process can create amazing effects. All you need is a PC, inkjet printer, an iron and any light-coloured fabrics. Fabric Inkjet Cotton Print just like on paper and peel fabric away from the paper backing.

Drying time of 24 hours is recommended if the item is to be washed. Incorporate scanned photos, etc, into fabric creations. Use your inkjet printer to transfer images and artwork onto paper, wood, glass, ceramic, perspex and most other surfaces. Quick and easy to use. Results are vibrant, with clear, strong colour that will last for years.

Similar to Lazertran but can be used with more printers. Large, durable storage tub for the artroom or classroom. Lid is secured by fold-down clips, allowing tubs to be stacked easily. Flat bottom, no wheels. Holds A4 and A3 paper or sketchbooks.

Display books can be stored vertically without using the lid. Two reams of A3 assorted cover paper gsm in a handy storage tub, ready for the artroom or classroom! Project Paper Pad Double-sided quality coloured paper in a convenient pad. NB: These single colours will not necessarily match those in the assorted packs. A multipurpose paper solution for the artroom and classroom.

Suitable for display and mounting of artwork, photocopying, drawing and sketching, cutting, pasting, paper construction, and crafts. A wonderful assortment of 12 colours, in a mix of two weights. This paper has come from responsible sources: FSC. Stripz A great assortment of coloured paper strips. Includes 15 assorted colours. Great for collage and paper construction. Colours may vary. Prime Paper — Bright Colours Photocopying paper.

Black paper suitable for drawing and backing colour for displays. Inexpensive background colour. Paper Stripping — Metallic Smooth metallic surface. Perfect for displays, decorations, collage and paper sculpting.

Origami Paper — Patterned Basics Classroom Paper Pack An assortment of paper squares, triangles and circles pre-cut for your convenience. Brighten up classroom displays with these shapes. Pack includes an assortment of kinder squares, paper circles and paper triangles. Origami Paper — Plain Two-toned double-sided paper squares in 10 colour combinations. Ideal for origami and other paper crafts. Conveniently packed in a sturdy plastic reusable case.

Six colour duos, 12 assorted colours. Suitable for collage, paper construction and origami. Paper squares in 30 assorted designs and colour combinations. Each double-sided sheet includes a colourful pattern on one side with a solid plain colour on the other.

Patterns include stars, dots and hearts. Kinder Squares — Christmas Assorted Christmas colours of green, gold, red and silver. Suitable for bright collage and paper construction.

One sided. Easy to use, with no waste. Nine metallic colours. Matte paper circles used for display or collage. In 10 bright colours, these pre-cut circles save precious time. Coloured on one side only. Eight skin-tone colours included. Paper Circles — Assortment Glossy paper circles for display and collage. Two sizes in one pack.

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