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Emily Ley

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nsr4 wrote:
blue and white striped boxes - Where are they from?
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Megan Koopman

Im bot sure but you can find fabric or wrapping paper that is similar to wrap boxes i the give them the same look. I found solid and pattered fabric boxes at Ikea.


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