Resin Molds & Silicone Molds for Family Gathering Games - Creative DIY Gift
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Resin Molds & Silicone Molds for Family Gathering Games - Creative DIY Gift
- Safe Material: made of quality silicone, durable and flexible to use, safe and odorless
- Mold size: 9.1inch x 9.1inch x 0.5 inch/23.2 cm x 23 cm x 1.2 cm, finished product size: 2.8 inch x 0.9 inch x 0.4 inch/7.1 cm x 2.2 cm x 1 cm
- Package Inclued: Game resin molds silicone total include 27 choices (23 choices with game rules and 4 blank choices ). 4 of the choices are left blank so you can write your own party tasks or rules on them.
- How to Play: Stack the game choices face down in alternating rows of 3 just like the classic game. Grab your drink and find a seat around the tower. Players will take turns to remove one choice without knocking it over, then follow the rule described on the bottom of the choice.
- Wide Application: The complete finished resin game mold will with endless fun for everyone and every occasion! It's perfect for house party games, Birthdays, Christmas, Holidays, Wedding, Graduation, etc.
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