Arts & Crafts Supplies & Stores in Etobicoke-Lakeshore, Etobicoke, ON
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345 Munster Avenue, Etobicoke, M8Z 3C6
(416) 234-1075
For all your sculpting and casting supplies, just visit or call Sculpture Supply Canada, Canada's leading supplier of products and services specifically for artists and industry since 1988. If you work in Special FX, Mold Making, Model-Making, 3-D Design, Life Casting, Architectural Design, Commercial Art, Plaster Casting, Ornamental and Pre-cast Concrete, Stone Carving, Restoration, Prototyping, Taxidermy or Candle Making you are most certain to find quality products from leading suppliers of modeling, molding and casting materials. Sculpture Supply Canada distinguishes itself from other art suppliers with a knowledgeable and courteous staff which provides expert technical advice to assist you every step of the way. 
Sculpture Supply Canada is highly recommended by customers for its extensive range of professional prop-making and sculpture supplies. The knowledgeable and patient staff provide excellent service, ensuring informed decisions and making it the go-to place for niche and rare finds. While some customers mention issues with online ordering and billing, the overall consensus is positive. 
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703 The Queensway, THE QUEENSWAY, Etobicoke, M8Y 1L2
(416) 252-6868
1) We stock over 1000 colours making us the largest supplier for stained glass and fusing supplies in Canada 2) Free, no-strings attached studio space for non-commercial use. Use our grinders, irons, lightboxes and overhead projectors. 3) Publisher of the Infamous, outspoken Diary of a Demented Store Owner 3) No minimum and no charge for cutting any glass in the store (well, almost- I think it is morally wrong to split a sheet of Fremont mouth blown streaky flashed antique). 4) A constantly changing selection of free patterns, always numbering well over 150! 5) A series of free technical sheets on specific topics such as 'How to Patina', 6) An extensive selection of glass courses and seminars 7) A permanent selection of sale glass with over 12, 000 pieces (I know 'cuzz we just finished inventory Pat) 8) Free technical advice - in person, carrier pigeon or by phone. 9) Daily shipping by Bruno, and the boys and girls at UPS and Canada Post 10) The only store besides one other that accepts Canadian Tire money 11) Incredibly good looking staff-, especially Mikey. 11) Enjoy the ambience of FIG while listening to an extensive collection of traditional blues. Mikey's latest discovery is Little Axe. Who they are I have no clue, but they’ve released three strong musically diverse but blues laden CD’s- latest is Stone Cold Ohio.