72 Pack Bulk Donut Party Cutouts

Marsoni

M251S

$63.57

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72 Pack Bulk Donut Party CutoutsBring a playful and colorful vibe to your donut themed celebrations with these vibrant party cutouts. Perfect for birthdays, office parties, or brunch events, these double sided decorations instantly enhance your space with a sweet and festive touch. Easy to hang and sure to delight guests of all ages. Includes 72 donut cutouts per case Each cutout measures 8 inches in diameter Double sided printing for visibility from any angle Multicolor design adds

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011