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Multi-Color Tissue Paper Crowns - Set of 8

by TOPS Malibu
$12.00
Multi - Color Tissue Paper Crowns - Set of 8 - Pretty by Her - handmade locally in Cambridge, Ontario
Multi - Color Tissue Paper Crowns - Set of 8 - Pretty by Her - handmade locally in Cambridge, Ontario
Multi - Color Tissue Paper Crowns - Set of 8 - Pretty by Her - handmade locally in Cambridge, Ontario
* HANDCRAFTED BY ARTISANS IN THE USA * Give your guests the royal treatment with Multi-Colored Paper Crowns. 8 folded tissue paper crowns make the party fancy and fun when guests adorn themselves to join the celebration! From bachelorette parties to a child's fairy tale birthday, boldly colored crowns bring an extra touch of magic to the event. Adults and children alike will be amused with this playful way to act like royalty for a day. Also, perfect for use as prizes, photo booth props, and for a guest of honor.
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Multi-Color Tissue Paper Crowns - Set of 8

by TOPS Malibu
$12.00
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* HANDCRAFTED BY ARTISANS IN THE USA * Give your guests the royal treatment with Multi-Colored Paper Crowns. 8 folded tissue paper crowns make the party fancy and fun when guests adorn themselves to join the celebration! From bachelorette parties to a child's fairy tale birthday, boldly colored crowns bring an extra touch of magic to the event. Adults and children alike will be amused with this playful way to act like royalty for a day. Also, perfect for use as prizes, photo booth props, and for a guest of honor.

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