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Claude Monet Cut out Make Puppet
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Why we carry this
Cut out and make paper puppet inspired by Claude Monet. The puppet comes with small brass brads for assemblage and articulation. The puppet is printed onto A4 robust FSC 350gsm cardstock. When the puppet is made up it measures approximately 32cms. This item comes in polypropylene plastic sleeve and is fully recyclable. As well as being an attractive art object for the home it makes a great activity for the family.
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