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Felt Pickleball Ornament

by Ganapati
$22.00
Felt Pickleball Ornament - Pretty by Her - handmade locally in Cambridge, Ontario
Felt Pickleball Ornament - Pretty by Her - handmade locally in Cambridge, Ontario
Felt Pickleball Ornament - Pretty by Her - handmade locally in Cambridge, Ontario
Add a touch of fun to your holiday decor with our Felt Pickleball Ornament! Handcrafted using needle felting techniques, this charming ornament captures the essence of the popular sport. With intricate detailing and vibrant colors, it's sure to delight pickleball enthusiasts. Hang it with the included twine thread for an adorable addition to your tree or gift it to a pickleball lover for a unique and playful present! • Material: 100% wool, jute thread & Azo-free dyes •Ornament Size: 4.5" x 4.5" x 1" • Single racket size: 4.5" x 2" x 1" • Handmade in Nepal with love💕
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Felt Pickleball Ornament

by Ganapati
$22.00
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Add a touch of fun to your holiday decor with our Felt Pickleball Ornament! Handcrafted using needle felting techniques, this charming ornament captures the essence of the popular sport. With intricate detailing and vibrant colors, it's sure to delight pickleball enthusiasts. Hang it with the included twine thread for an adorable addition to your tree or gift it to a pickleball lover for a unique and playful present! • Material: 100% wool, jute thread & Azo-free dyes •Ornament Size: 4.5" x 4.5" x 1" • Single racket size: 4.5" x 2" x 1" • Handmade in Nepal with love💕

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