Extreme Flowers Scratch & Sketch

Name: Extreme Flowers Scratch & Sketch
Brand: Peter Pauper Press
SKU: SKU010010977
Price: 21.26 CAD
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Let your imagination sprout magically in this stunning art activity book! With the mini stylus included, simply follow the white lines on each black-coated page to reveal shimmering flower creations in snazzy gold, silver, purple, and rainbow glitter. Plus, the left-hand pages feature flower designs for you to let your coloring pencils go wild on! And don't forget—20 extra pages for your own independent art projects, included in the back!

Non-toxic
Potential eye irritant. Avoid inhaling particles of scratch coating.
Not for children under 5 years. Intended for ages 8 and up.
Meets all applicable safety standards.

Product Details

Product Type: Art & Crafts Kit, Spiral-bound
64 pages
Shipping Dimensions: 8.5 × 6.375 (21.6 × 16.2 cm)
Shipping Weight: 1.5 lb (24.0 oz; 680 g)
SKU: SKU: SKU010010977
ISBN: 9781441341518

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About the Publisher

Peter Pauper Press

For nearly 100 years, it has been the mission of Peter Pauper Press to create fine books and gifts that sold "at prices even a pauper could afford."

Started in 1928 by a young Peter Beilenson, who was later joined by his wife, Edna, Peter Pauper Press is remarkable in that, as a leading twenty-first century publishing company, it remains family owned and operated. Peter's son, Nick, and his wife, Evelyn, took over the Press in the 1980s, and grew the company into a preeminent gift and stationery publisher. Their children, John, Suzanne, and Laurence, assisted Nick and Evelyn; in the 1990s, Laurence and his wife, Esther, joined the company full-time. Today, Laurence serves as President and Publisher, his daughter Hannah has joined the fold as an Editor, and the Press continues to grow and evolve.

Through the years, the family's vision for the company has remained a simple one: "To honor our founders’ legacy — and our customers’ expectations — of beauty, quality, and value."