Winecraft Full Sheet Adhesive Match Striker Sticker Paper (8.5"x11") | Replacement Stryker Stricker for Safety Matches | Peel & Stick Flint Lighter Dot Pad Custom Shape & Size (Black)
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Winecraft Full Sheet Adhesive Match Striker Sticker Paper (8.5"x11") | Replacement Stryker Stricker for Safety Matches | Peel & Stick Flint Lighter Dot Pad Custom Shape & Size (Black)
- SIZE - 8.5x11 inch adhesive striker paper sheet. May be trimmed with scissors for custom sizes, shapes, strips, and patterns to fit any craft project. | Replacement Stryker Stricker for Safety Matches | Peel & Stick Flint Lighter Dot Pad Custom Shape & Size .
- FUNCTIONAL - These match striker sheets are fully functional and will serve as the igniting surface for "strike anywhere" or "safety" matches.- These match striker strips are fully functional and will serve as the igniting surface for "safety" matches.
- STYLISH - These striker strips have a are offered in different colors and patterns that will bring aesthetics to any craft project. Match your holder or decor with red, green, black, brown, stripe, and honeycomb pattern options!
- ADHESIVE - Peel and stick these striker strips on surfaces such as glass, porcelain, plastic, paper or cardboard boxes, glass bottles, and more! Our strikers come on a sheet that makes it incredibly easy and convenient to quickly access a new striker strip.
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