CHARLES LEONARD - Chenille Stems, Jumbo Fluffy Thick Stem, 6mm x 12", Assorted Colors, 100 Per Pack, 12 Packs 458 making it an essential component EJD7013866

Name: CHARLES LEONARD - Chenille Stems, Jumbo Fluffy Thick Stem, 6mm x 12", Assorted Colors, 100 Per Pack, 12 Packs 458 making it an essential component EJD7013866
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 44459964771
Price: 38.51 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0693 (28 reviews)

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CHARLES LEONARD Chenille Stems, Jumbo Fluffy Thick Stem, 6mm x 12", Assorted Colors, 100 Per Pack, 12 Packs 458 making it an essential component EJD7013866 making it an essential component for efficient electrical installations whether you're cleaning up at home or collecting litter outdoors Transform your craft projects with these vibrant and versatile jumbo fluffy chenille stems Perfect for a variety of creative applications

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