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HKM-888915 Cute 3D Cartoon Resin Mobile Phone and Fridge Stickers - Available in Packs of 6, 10, or 50

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HKM-888915 Cute 3D Cartoon Resin Mobile Phone and Fridge Stickers - Available in Packs of 6, 10, or 50Introducing the HKM 888915 Cute 3D Cartoon Resin Mobile Phone and Fridge Stickers, your perfect decorative solution for adding a touch of fun to your everyday items. Available in convenient packs of 6, 10, or 50, these DIY universal stickers offer endless possibilities for personalization. Each sticker features an adorable 3D cartoon design, crafted purely by hand, showcasing vibrant colors that effortlessly elevate the aesthetic of your mobile phone

Introducing the HKM-888915 Cute 3D Cartoon Resin Mobile Phone and Fridge Stickers, your perfect decorative solution for adding a touch of fun to your everyday items. Available in convenient packs of 6, 10, or 50, these DIY universal stickers offer endless possibilities for personalization.

Each sticker features an adorable 3D cartoon design, crafted purely by hand, showcasing vibrant colors that effortlessly elevate the aesthetic of your mobile phone or refrigerator. Whether you're looking to enhance your personal space or searching for thoughtful gifts, these stickers make an excellent choice.

Key features of the HKM-888915 stickers include:

- Pastable design, allowing for easy application on various surfaces
- Options for different pack sizes, so you can choose the amount that suits your needs
- Perfect for kids and adults alike, making them a versatile addition to any space

Use these cute stickers to express your personality or to create a whimsical atmosphere in your home or office. The possibilities are as limitless as your imagination. Each pack includes fridge magnets, ensuring that you not only have a fun way to decorate but also have functional items for everyday use.

Get ready to brighten up your surroundings with the charming HKM-888915 Cute 3D Cartoon Resin Stickers!

Product information:

Article number: DIY universal stickers
Pastable or not: Yes
Color: Pack of 10 stickers, pack of 50 stickers, pack of 6 stickers
Style: Cute
Process: pure manual


Packing list:

Fridge magnets*6/*10/*50PCS




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