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This 16-piece stamp set includes 10 rubber stamps, a multi-color ink pad, and five colored pencils for endless creative possibilitie.he rubber stamps have easy-to-grip handles and feature various kid-friendly designs to spark imagination and creativit.he six-color ink pad contains washable inks, making it safe for children 5 years and up with adult supervisio.his set aids in the development of hand-eye coordination, encourages creative play, and enhances storytelling skill.ot just for kids, this stamp set is also a fun addition to adult card-making, scrapbooking, and journaling projects for a touch of whimsy and creativit.
Key Features:
These 16-Piece Stamp Set, 10 Stamps, Colored Pencils, Multi-Color Ink Pad are great for creative classroom activities, arts and crafts projects.
| Core Material: | Plastic, Stainless Steel |
| Color/Finish: | Assorted |
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