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A4 Tiffany Pearl Flocked Paper

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A4PCRFL TIFFANY PEARL

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Cristina Re A4 Tiffany Noir Flocked Paper - Single Sheet (Not printable).

Features beige paper with a raised ivory velvet flocked design. Flocked design is one side only.
Use your imagination to create some wonderful effects for your wedding invitations.

We use & recommend our Clear Quick Dry Glue or or our Clear Premium Craft Glue for gluing this product to paper or card.

This is Genuine Cristina Re Paper - not a cheap Chinese copy.

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