Black Ink Paper, Lace Daisies

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$8.50

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An intricate lace background peeks through this cheerful daisy design from Thailand. This Black Ink paper’s unique handmade texture adds a dimension beyond our traditional lightweight laces, creating a “canvas” for creativity by applying pastels, inks.

Measures 22" x 30 and weights 60 gsm.

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