Doodlebug Designs Sugar Coating Glitter 32 grams – Bon Bon

Doodlebug Sugar Coating Glitter is the perfect ingredient for sweetening any layout or craft project. Nothing is more fun than creating sparkling designs with colorful glitter and it is safe for all paper projects. They are available in a variety of colors and they match the line of other Doodlebug embellishments. Ultra-fine and translucent. 32 grams.

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