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Rainbow Ribbon Tissue Paper

by The Social Type
$9.25 $5.00 46% off
Rainbow Ribbon Tissue Paper - Pretty by Her - handmade locally in Cambridge, Ontario
Rainbow Ribbon Tissue Paper - Pretty by Her - handmade locally in Cambridge, Ontario
Rainbow Ribbon Tissue Paper - Pretty by Her - handmade locally in Cambridge, Ontario
Rainbow Ribbon Tissue Paper - Pretty by Her - handmade locally in Cambridge, Ontario
Rainbow Ribbon Tissue Paper - Pretty by Her - handmade locally in Cambridge, Ontario
Add a vibrant splash of color to your gifts with our Rainbow Ribbon Tissue Paper by The Social Type. Each pack includes 10 sheets of 20" x 28" tissue paper in a delightful pink hue. Ideal for everyday use and suitable for all seasons, this tissue paper has a cute tone that's sure to brighten up any present. Whether you're wrapping a gift or crafting, our tissue paper is a fun and easy way to add that extra special touch. Made by paper enthusiasts, for paper enthusiasts.
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Rainbow Ribbon Tissue Paper

by The Social Type
$9.25 $5.00 46% off
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Add a vibrant splash of color to your gifts with our Rainbow Ribbon Tissue Paper by The Social Type. Each pack includes 10 sheets of 20" x 28" tissue paper in a delightful pink hue. Ideal for everyday use and suitable for all seasons, this tissue paper has a cute tone that's sure to brighten up any present. Whether you're wrapping a gift or crafting, our tissue paper is a fun and easy way to add that extra special touch. Made by paper enthusiasts, for paper enthusiasts.

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