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Scarf Laura's Garden

$30.00

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These days I can’t live without a scarf, whether it’s tied around my neck and ready to serve as a face covering, or as a head scarf a la Audrey Hepburn, or tied around the handle of my tote bag. These beautiful block-printed options are 29″x29″ and printed on 100% soft voile.

Scarf Laura's Garden - Bumble & Bleat Soapery

Scarf Laura's Garden

$30.00

$30.00

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