At Wobbly Mog we offer a wide range of card making, scrapbooking and jewellery making supplies from many of the leading craft companies.  We are continually adding new products but should you not be able to find what you are looking for on the website please call in or give me a ring.
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Paper & Card	Cards & envelopes	Embellishments	Tools, punches & stencils
12x12 paper & card A4 paper & card Glitter card Mirri & holo card Mulberry paper Angle hair Decoupage	Card blanks Card packs Card Kits Envelopes Clear bags	Peel offs Brads & eyelets Buttons Ribbons Card toppers Pearls & gems	Trimmer & Blades Scoring boards Scissors Punches Stencils & much more
Sticky stuff	General craft items	Stamping Stuff	Other crafts
Double-sided tape Bottles & tubes of glue Sticky pads	Foam Chenile Pens Paint Flowers Feathers	Mounted stamps Clear stamp sets Embossing powder Glitter Inks & pads	Polymer clay Felt making Metal craft Quilling Cross stitch
Felting & yarn	Jewellery making	Parchment craft	Decorative finishes
Felt squares Merino wool Sari Ribbon Silk yarn Needles etc.	Seed beads Pendants Findings Wire,chain & thong	Tools Books Inks Kits	Stickles Liquid Pearls Glitter Transfer foil Gilding foil Gilding wax

Take a box, just a little wooden box, slap on a bit of paint and Hey Presto! a treasure chest any little (or not so little) girl would adore. Okay, there’s a bit more to it than that but nothing difficult. To start with I removed the hinges and, with a fine grade glass-paper, sanded any rough bits from inside and outside the lid and base. I applied two coats of Gesso primer, sanding between coats, to give a white surface to paint on. Although it’s called “Liner” you can also paint with the Marabu Metallic Liners. These are what I used for the two coats of blue over the whole box and then dabbed purple and olive green through a Pergamano stencil to add the decoration. When everything was dry I replaced the hinges and added the clasp (supplied) to the front of the box. Then comes the bling bit. Taking a sheet of Crystal Stickers I arranged them in a pattern around the box. It is perfectly possible, I’m told, to keep this decoration to a minimum but if, like me, you just can’t help yourself – stick loads on!
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