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Moons Washi Tape

by Worthwhile Paper
$8.25 $5.00 39% off
Moons Washi Tape - Pretty by Her - handmade locally in Cambridge, Ontario
Moons Washi Tape - Pretty by Her - handmade locally in Cambridge, Ontario
Moons Washi Tape - Pretty by Her - handmade locally in Cambridge, Ontario
Moons Washi Tape - Pretty by Her - handmade locally in Cambridge, Ontario
Moons Washi Tape - Pretty by Her - handmade locally in Cambridge, Ontario
Washi tape featuring an original moon pattern by Worthwhile Paper! This design is mystical, simple, and perfect for gifts, celebrations or personal stationery, crafting and journaling. Washi tape is a decorative paper tape used for crafts, snail mail and more. It has a non-residue stick that is nontoxic. Details: One tape, 15mm wide NEW more eco-friendly packaging! Our washi tape is now packaged in a recyclable (and super cute) matching storage box! • Faire Insider Free Shipping • Eco-friendly • Plastic-free packaging
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Moons Washi Tape

by Worthwhile Paper
$8.25 $5.00 39% off
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Washi tape featuring an original moon pattern by Worthwhile Paper! This design is mystical, simple, and perfect for gifts, celebrations or personal stationery, crafting and journaling. Washi tape is a decorative paper tape used for crafts, snail mail and more. It has a non-residue stick that is nontoxic. Details: One tape, 15mm wide NEW more eco-friendly packaging! Our washi tape is now packaged in a recyclable (and super cute) matching storage box! • Faire Insider Free Shipping • Eco-friendly • Plastic-free packaging

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