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10 years ago

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Kayne Designs
10 years ago
Thanks for your inquiry! The hooks are from CB2 - search "dot coat hooks" on the site. They come in a pack of 3, each a different size (you can't order them individually). They are fun to mix and match, but do make note of the dimensions - the largest size is quite large (6.25" diameter) and makes a bold statement.

Happy designing!

~ kayne

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