"Getting your hands dirty has never  been this much FUN!!"

 POWERTEX

the "Ultimate" in Textile Hardeners

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Powertex is all-weather proof. That means it can be used for inside and outside applications!!

"Whether you are 5 or 105, YOU CAN create the most amazing projects with.."POWERTEX!!"

What can YOU do with POWERTEX?? 

• Sculptures for inside your home or outside in the garden
• 3D Art: - Lift your painting off the canvas and give it a new dimension.
• Water Features: Design your own fountain or birdbath
• Beading: Create your beads either with Powertex or Stone Art. You can use paper, fabric, flowers, rocks, etc.
• Scrapbooking: Both Stone Art and Powertex are acid free so now you can make your own original embellishments.
• Knitting/Crochet: You can harden your finished project to either protect it or to give it more body.

How do you use POWERTEX??   -   You can dip it, you can spray it, you can paint it!!

 By using an old T-shirt, some armature wire, aluminium foil, masking tape and a dab of creativity you can create a beautiful sculpture for your home.

  What type of responsible business would we be, if we didn't encourage recycling?

Powertex is a environmentally friendly, water based, acid free, liquid, textile hardener, and perfect for the avid recyclist. Suitable to use with all those bits and pieces that you have been storing up, scraps of wool, fabric, beads, old clothes, sand, concrete, wood, dried flowers, air-drying clay, ceramics, etc.

   Art and Crafts is located in Sydney - NSW, supplying unique/niche art and craft products to retail businesses & trainers throughout Australia.

 We would like to Welcome our Latest Trainers who have received their certification. Well done!!!

Tanya Banks  -  Seven Hills - Western Sydney - NSW

Bronwyn Smith  -  St Georges Basin - South Coast - NSW

Robyn Clark - from the Atherton Tablelands up near Cairns in Qld

Vicki Boorn - Ross Creek near Ballarat in Vic

and

Carol Grey - Avoca in Tasmania.