⭐️ WOODEN PAINTED LETTERS FILLED WITH SWEETS - STOCKING FILLERS ⭐️

By chloestephens
October 6, 2016 in For Sale & Items Offered

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Posted October 6, 2016

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Posted October 6, 2016

Halloween 👻

Christmas 🎄

Parties 🎉

Weddings 👰

Gifts 🎁

Teachers 🎓

Letters painted in any colour you wish filled with mixed sweets or if there's something particular you would like that's no problem. All come wrapped in cellophane, tied with ribbon and heart tag for you to write on. 💗 great as stocking fillers, presents, end of year teachers presents and also had a few request for orange letters for Halloween parties. Message me for details. I can also post, prices will vary depending on how many are ordered. 💗 Collection is Biggen Hill and will also deliver if more than one ordered locally 👌🏻

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