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American Crafts - Campy Trails Collection - Thickers - Wood Alphabet Stickers - Forest - Chestnut

American Crafts - Campy Trails Collection - Thickers - Wood Alphabet Stickers - Forest - Chestnut Clearance
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The Campy Trails Collection from American Crafts takes you over the mountains and through the woods to a world of forest animals, campi... Full Description & Details.

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The Campy Trails Collection from American Crafts takes you over the mountains and through the woods to a world of forest animals, camping and fishing. Other outdoor elements include wood grain, badges and park signage. It’s ideal for scrapbooking the boys and men in your life. Big and beautiful—they’ve embraced their thickness, and they’re here to stay. Add dimension and sophistication to your projects with Thickers letter stickers from American Crafts. Thickers are made of archival-quality materials and feature a variety of cool new fonts and colors. Each package includes two 5.5" x 11" sheets of stickers.
Brand: American Crafts
Part of the Campy Trails Collection
Category: Stickers
Related Themes: Alphabets and Numbers, Camping, Outdoors, Boy, Man
Style: Chipboard
SKU: ac-53159 UPC: 718813531597

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    5/ 5stars

    Realistic Faux Bois

    My mom thought these were made of real wood, that's how realistic! Plenty of vowels here. Not quite sure why these are considered "chestnut" and not "cedar" like the double-sided woodgrain paper from the Campy Trails collection, but rest assured they are exact matches.