8mm High Quality Purple A22 Pipe Cleaner for Flower Making & Craft Work (A22) 95-100pcs Maroon Chaton Stones - Color & Cut: Deep Quantity:24 Pieces

Name: 8mm High Quality Purple A22 Pipe Cleaner for Flower Making & Craft Work (A22) 95-100pcs Maroon Chaton Stones - Color & Cut: Deep Quantity:24 Pieces
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 11909490324
Price: 119.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0756 (5 reviews)

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8mm High Quality Purple A22 Pipe Cleaner for Flower Making & Craft Work (A22) 95 100pcs Maroon Chaton Stones Color & Cut: Deep Quantity:24 Pieces Color & Cut: Deep dark golden in a multi faceted 3mm round chaton cut Featuring stunning peacock hued glass chatons faceted for maximum light reflection Color: Lavender (Code A20) Ideal For: DIY pipe cleaner flower bouquets

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