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Picture of MAKE-A-PLATE Make-A-Plate is a drawing activity designed to allow children to create a permanent record of a favorite water-color marker drawing. A special, round piece of art paper is used to create the drawing; the paper is returned to the company and the drawing is imposed on a dishwasher-safe plastic plate. Each kit includes 5 sheets of paper, 1 instruction sheet, a return mailing label/order form, and a pre-addressed return envelope. DIMENSIONS: Finished plates are 10 inches in diameter.

Notes: Make-A-Plate is a trademark of Makit Products, Inc.

Price: 16.99.

This product record was updated on March 18, 2011.

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Makit Products, Inc. (a division of Small Fry Originals)

PO Box 769100
Dallas, Texas 75376-9100
United States
Telephone: 800-248-9443.
Web: http://www.makit.com.
Email: info@makit.com.


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