Boy All Star Sports Lover Birthday Party Favor Stickers

Boy All Star Sports Lover Birthday Party Favor Stickers

Marsoni

M251S

$11.99

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Boy All Star Sports Lover Birthday Party Favor StickersThese fun stickers feature all of your sports lovers favorite sports. Basketball, baseball, football and soccer so you don't have to choose just one! All on a bright bold blue striped background perfect for that sports themed birthday party. Some features of our 2" circle stickers: Professionally printed on pre cut label paper so you just peel and stick. These add the finishing touch to treat bags because they tie everything together Easy to use, just

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012