Crafting expert Sophie Maletsky continues her series of product reviews with this look at Goblies – throwable paint balls. Watch Sophie’s review and see if you should try it – or don’t buy it?
You can find Goblies at Michaels:
http://www.michaels.com/goblies-throwable
paintballs/M10536874.html
Price: $3.99
World War Z (Unrated)
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Price: $14.99
World War Z
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World on Fire Trailer
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Price: $0.99
The “membranes” are fairly difficult to remove. My family & I used these wearing white shirts to give them a splattered effect, & it was super messy & sticky. Especially when the paint started to dry on our skin & in our hair. They are super fun & gave our shirts a cute faded paint ball look once washed, but if you don’t like the mess, it definitely isn’t for you.
They sell these at Walmart, too. I’m wondering if the end product can be washed, or if the paint’s designed to wash out even when dry.
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