Suck UK Alphabet Fridge Magnets A Z Kids Kitchen Decor Fonts Magnetic Letters And Numbers Set Vinyl Sheet Black
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Matte black magnetic Vinyl alphabet fridge-magnets with 201 characters per pack (A-Z, 0-9, &, @, #). Great for shopping lists, reminders and personalized messages to decorate the fridge door. Use the refrigerator magnets & turn your kitchen fridge into a white board or not ice board by writing notes, poetry, a list, memo or reminder in a classic typewriter’s typography. A learning tool for kids or a fun way to create reminders, the stickers make fridges & freezers a novelty & decorative home accessory. A gift full of character for kids and adults alike, perfect as a stocking filler or Secret Santa present at Christmas. Ideal for fans of minimalist style and funny, cool designs. 201 lowercase Letters, numbers and symbols made from durable and strong matte black rubber. Great for any fridge at the office, school, home or UNI. Measures 10mm(w) x 15mm(h) x 1mm(d)., Weight: 0.02 Pounds, Manufacturer: Suck UK
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Matte black magnetic Vinyl alphabet fridge-magnets with 201 characters per pack (A-Z, 0-9, &, @, #). Great for shopping lists, reminders and personalized messages to decorate the fridge door. Use the refrigerator magnets & turn your kitchen fridge into a white board or not ice board by writing notes, poetry, a list, memo or reminder in a classic typewriter’s typography. A learning tool for kids or a fun way to create reminders, the stickers make fridges & freezers a novelty & decorative home accessory. A gift full of character for kids and adults alike, perfect as a stocking filler or Secret Santa present at Christmas. Ideal for fans of minimalist style and funny, cool designs. 201 lowercase Letters, numbers and symbols made from durable and strong matte black rubber. Great for any fridge at the office, school, home or UNI. Measures 10mm(w) x 15mm(h) x 1mm(d)., Weight: 0.02 Pounds, Manufacturer: Suck UK
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