Individuell Gestaltbarer Mutterpass aus Filz mit Stickerei

Individuell Gestaltbarer Mutterpass aus Filz mit Stickerei

Marsoni

M251S

$18.00

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Individuell Gestaltbarer Mutterpass aus Filz mit StickereiFeiern Sie die besondere Zeit der Schwangerschaft mit unserem handgefertigten Mutterpass, der nicht nur praktisch ist, sondern auch Ihre persnliche Note trgt! Dieser liebevoll selbstgenhte Mutterpass aus hochwertigem Filz bietet Ihnen die Mglichkeit, ihn ganz nach Ihren Wnschen zu gestalten. Handarbeit: Jeder Mutterpass wird mit viel Liebe und Sorgfalt in Handarbeit genht. So erhalten Sie ein einzigartiges Produkt, das sowohl funktional als auch

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012