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Fimo Effect Metallic Steel Grey

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Fimo Effect Metallic Steel Grey

$2.69
FIMO is the oldest name in polymer clay. It goes back to 1939 in Germany — the name comes from Fifi Rehbinder, the dollmaker’s daughter who developed it — and Staedtler still makes it in Germany...
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Fimo Effect Galaxy Purple

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Fimo Effect Galaxy Purple

$2.69
FIMO is the oldest name in polymer clay. It goes back to 1939 in Germany — the name comes from Fifi Rehbinder, the dollmaker’s daughter who developed it — and Staedtler still makes it in Germany...
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Fimo Effect Galaxy Green

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Fimo Effect Galaxy Green

$2.69
FIMO is the oldest name in polymer clay. It goes back to 1939 in Germany — the name comes from Fifi Rehbinder, the dollmaker’s daughter who developed it — and Staedtler still makes it in Germany...
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Fimo Effect Galaxy Turquoise

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Fimo Effect Galaxy Turquoise

$2.69
FIMO is the oldest name in polymer clay. It goes back to 1939 in Germany — the name comes from Fifi Rehbinder, the dollmaker’s daughter who developed it — and Staedtler still makes it in Germany...
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Fimo Effect Galaxy Blue

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Fimo Effect Galaxy Blue

$2.69
FIMO is the oldest name in polymer clay. It goes back to 1939 in Germany — the name comes from Fifi Rehbinder, the dollmaker’s daughter who developed it — and Staedtler still makes it in Germany...
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Fimo Effect Glitter Rose Gold

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Fimo Effect Glitter Rose Gold

$2.69
FIMO is the oldest name in polymer clay. It goes back to 1939 in Germany — the name comes from Fifi Rehbinder, the dollmaker’s daughter who developed it — and Staedtler still makes it in Germany...
Fimo Effect Galaxy Red

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Fimo Effect Galaxy Red

$2.69
FIMO is the oldest name in polymer clay. It goes back to 1939 in Germany — the name comes from Fifi Rehbinder, the dollmaker’s daughter who developed it — and Staedtler still makes it in Germany...
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Fimo Effect Galaxy White

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Fimo Effect Galaxy White

$2.69
FIMO is the oldest name in polymer clay. It goes back to 1939 in Germany — the name comes from Fifi Rehbinder, the dollmaker’s daughter who developed it — and Staedtler still makes it in Germany...
Fimo Pro Black 2oz

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Fimo Pro Black 2oz

$2.89
FIMO is the oldest name in polymer clay. It goes back to 1939 in Germany — the name comes from Fifi Rehbinder, the dollmaker’s daughter who developed it — and Staedtler still makes it in Germany...
Fimo Pro Dolphin Grey 2oz

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Fimo Pro Dolphin Grey 2oz

$2.89
FIMO is the oldest name in polymer clay. It goes back to 1939 in Germany — the name comes from Fifi Rehbinder, the dollmaker’s daughter who developed it — and Staedtler still makes it in Germany...
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Fimo Pro Chocolate 2oz

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Fimo Pro Chocolate 2oz

$2.89
FIMO is the oldest name in polymer clay. It goes back to 1939 in Germany — the name comes from Fifi Rehbinder, the dollmaker’s daughter who developed it — and Staedtler still makes it in Germany...
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Fimo Pro Terracotta 2oz

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Fimo Pro Terracotta 2oz

$2.89
FIMO is the oldest name in polymer clay. It goes back to 1939 in Germany — the name comes from Fifi Rehbinder, the dollmaker’s daughter who developed it — and Staedtler still makes it in Germany...
Fimo Pro Navy Blue 2oz

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Fimo Pro Navy Blue 2oz

$2.89
FIMO is the oldest name in polymer clay. It goes back to 1939 in Germany — the name comes from Fifi Rehbinder, the dollmaker’s daughter who developed it — and Staedtler still makes it in Germany...
Fimo Effect Granite

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Fimo Effect Stone Granite

$2.69
FIMO is the oldest name in polymer clay. It goes back to 1939 in Germany — the name comes from Fifi Rehbinder, the dollmaker’s daughter who developed it — and Staedtler still makes it in Germany...
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Fimo Effect Lilac Translucent

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Fimo Effect Lilac Translucent

$2.69
FIMO is the oldest name in polymer clay. It goes back to 1939 in Germany — the name comes from Fifi Rehbinder, the dollmaker’s daughter who developed it — and Staedtler still makes it in Germany...
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Fimo Effect Green Translucent

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Fimo Effect Green Translucent

$2.40
FIMO is the oldest name in polymer clay. It goes back to 1939 in Germany — the name comes from Fifi Rehbinder, the dollmaker’s daughter who developed it — and Staedtler still makes it in Germany...
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Fimo Effect Agate Blue

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Fimo Effect Agate Blue

$2.69
FIMO is the oldest name in polymer clay. It goes back to 1939 in Germany — the name comes from Fifi Rehbinder, the dollmaker’s daughter who developed it — and Staedtler still makes it in Germany...
Fimo Effect Red Translucent

Fimo

Fimo Effect Red Translucent

$2.69
FIMO is the oldest name in polymer clay. It goes back to 1939 in Germany — the name comes from Fifi Rehbinder, the dollmaker’s daughter who developed it — and Staedtler still makes it in Germany...
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Fimo Effect Gold Glitter

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Fimo Effect Gold Glitter

$2.69
FIMO is the oldest name in polymer clay. It goes back to 1939 in Germany — the name comes from Fifi Rehbinder, the dollmaker’s daughter who developed it — and Staedtler still makes it in Germany...
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Fimo Effect Gold Metallic

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Fimo Effect Gold Metallic

$2.69
FIMO is the oldest name in polymer clay. It goes back to 1939 in Germany — the name comes from Fifi Rehbinder, the dollmaker’s daughter who developed it — and Staedtler still makes it in Germany...
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Fimo Effect Citrine

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Fimo Effect Citrine

$2.40
FIMO is the oldest name in polymer clay. It goes back to 1939 in Germany — the name comes from Fifi Rehbinder, the dollmaker’s daughter who developed it — and Staedtler still makes it in Germany...
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Fimo Effect Night Glow

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Fimo Effect Night Glow

$2.69
FIMO is the oldest name in polymer clay. It goes back to 1939 in Germany — the name comes from Fifi Rehbinder, the dollmaker’s daughter who developed it — and Staedtler still makes it in Germany...