Skull and Crossbones Shape

SUBLI METALS LTD

£0.45

A spooktacular Skull and Crossbones Shape, perfect for Halloween or Pirate themed decorations, wall art, clocks, keyrings, hanging panel art, and more! Giant A4 and XXL A5 sizes can become wall art or dry wipe signs. The Large size is perfect for pairing with our Bone shapes to create a brilliant hanging panel art, and the Medium works great as Fridge Magnet. The Small and Tiny sizes are fab as keyrings, charms, and pendants! The Giant A4 and XXL A5 sizes are also available as a Clock Face with a 9mm hole in the centre! Options to add a mech, hands, and fixings is also available for to create

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