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Songdao 36 Rolls Vintage Washi Tape Pack Retro Arts Adhesive Tapes Wide Chronicle Decorative Masking Tape Sets for Craft, Kids, Scrapbook, DIY, Gift Wrapping (Madame de Pompadour)
Songdao 36 Rolls Vintage Washi Tape Pack Retro Arts Adhesive Tapes Wide Chronicle Decorative Masking Tape Sets for Craft, Kids, Scrapbook, DIY, Gift Wrapping (Madame de Pompadour)
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Songdao 36 Rolls Vintage Washi Tape Pack Retro Arts Adhesive Tapes Wide Chronicle Decorative Masking Tape Sets for Craft, Kids, Scrapbook, DIY, Gift Wrapping (Madame de Pompadour)
- Classic art design: This washi tape features a vintage style with yellowed base color and meticulously designed patterns such as stamps, newspapers, specimens of flora and fauna, building notes, and manuscripts
- Length: Each roll is 6ft (2 m) long, providing ample length for your creative projects
- Width variety: The package includes 2 rolls of 1 3/16 inches (30mm) wide, 2 rolls of 1 inch (25mm) wide, 7 rolls of 1 3/4 inches (20mm) wide, 9 rolls of 9/16 inch (15mm) wide, 7 rolls of 3/8 inches (10mm) wide, and 9 rolls of 3/16 inches (5mm) wide
- Applications: Use it to decorate day-planners, bullet journals, scrapbooks, diaries, postcards, cards, envelopes, blackboards, or children’s rooms, making them fresh, natural, fashionable, and pretty
- Package contents: 36 rolls per unit, offering a wide range of classic arts patterns
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