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Crayola Magnetic Trace 'N Draw

Crayola Magnetic Trace 'N Draw
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Product Description: Crayola Magnetic Trace 'N Draw

Drawing on this magnetic surface means no waste and no clean up. Just pull the lever, and the surface is ready to go again. The Magnetic Trace ''N Draw projects images onto the magnetic drawing surface for easy tracing and drawing using the magnetic stylus. This set includes the Trace 'N Draw Projector, magnetic drawing tray, magnetic stylus and a ten image discs for a...
Drawing on this magnetic surface means no waste and no clean up. Just pull the lever, and the surface is ready to go again. The Magnetic Trace ''N Draw projects images onto the magnetic drawing surface for easy tracing and drawing using the magnetic stylus. This set includes the Trace 'N Draw Projector, magnetic drawing tray, magnetic stylus and a ten image discs for a combination of 70 images total. Measures 15"L x 14.25W x16"H.

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