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Black Checker Tissue Paper

by The Social Type
$9.25 $5.00 46% off
Black Checker Tissue Paper - Pretty by Her - handmade locally in Cambridge, Ontario
Black Checker Tissue Paper - Pretty by Her - handmade locally in Cambridge, Ontario
Black Checker Tissue Paper - Pretty by Her - handmade locally in Cambridge, Ontario
Black Checker Tissue Paper - Pretty by Her - handmade locally in Cambridge, Ontario
Black Checker Tissue Paper - Pretty by Her - handmade locally in Cambridge, Ontario
Immerse yourself in the timeless elegance of our Black Checker Tissue Paper. Produced by The Social Type, this set includes 10 sheets of 20" x 28" tissue paper, making it a versatile choice for any occasion, any season. Its classic white color adds a touch of sophistication to your gift wrapping, while the checkered pattern lends an air of intrigue. Ideal for everyday use, this tissue paper is a staple in every gift-giving arsenal. Elevate your wrapping game with our Black Checker Tissue Paper today.
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Black Checker Tissue Paper

by The Social Type
$9.25 $5.00 46% off
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Immerse yourself in the timeless elegance of our Black Checker Tissue Paper. Produced by The Social Type, this set includes 10 sheets of 20" x 28" tissue paper, making it a versatile choice for any occasion, any season. Its classic white color adds a touch of sophistication to your gift wrapping, while the checkered pattern lends an air of intrigue. Ideal for everyday use, this tissue paper is a staple in every gift-giving arsenal. Elevate your wrapping game with our Black Checker Tissue Paper today.

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