TEACHER CREATED RESOURCES - Chalkboard Brights Circles Die-Cut Border Trim, 35 Feet Per Pack, 6 Packs HOWND Tell LT2000 Series Cortland Levers EJD7013866

Name: TEACHER CREATED RESOURCES - Chalkboard Brights Circles Die-Cut Border Trim, 35 Feet Per Pack, 6 Packs HOWND Tell LT2000 Series Cortland Levers EJD7013866
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SKU: 51002640625
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TEACHER CREATED RESOURCES - Chalkboard Brights Circles Die-Cut Border Trim, 35 Feet Per Pack, 6 Packs HOWND Tell LT2000 Series Cortland Levers EJD7013866

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TEACHER CREATED RESOURCES Chalkboard Brights Circles Die Cut Border Trim, 35 Feet Per Pack, 6 Packs HOWND Tell LT2000 Series Cortland Levers EJD7013866 Tell LT2000 Series Cortland Levers offers a light duty tubular designed to offer unmatched softness and absorbency Transform your classroom or workspace with this vibrant and playful border trim that adds a delightful pop of color to any setting Each pack contains 35 feet of uniquely designed die cut border that features eye catching bright circles

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