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Wooden cube 5x5 mm hole 2 mm red -20 grams ~265 pieces

SKU: 112178
Weight: 20 gr.
Piece: 265
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2025-04-20
Price: 0.78 £
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Product description

Wooden beads with a cubic form are extremely practical and suitable for crafting decorations. Purchase online at affordable prices.


Ornamentations composed of wooden beads impart a sensation of warmth and homely coziness. Their simplistic contour and chic design render them highly suitable for embellishing various articles. Wooden beads enable the creation of remarkable Christmas, Easter, and other festive adornments to infuse your home with a festive spirit. They can also be transformed into jewelry to enhance your avant-garde appearance.Their associated kids’ activity app is exceedingly entertaining, instilling a sense of joy and euphoria.



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