The Aster Handbag Paper Pattern by Blue Calla

The Aster Handbag Paper Pattern by Blue Calla

Marsoni

M251S

$23.50

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The Aster Handbag Paper Pattern by Blue CallaThe Aster handbag is a medium sized handbag that comes with a removable cross body strap. You can choose from 2 strap options: vinyl connectors OR gorgeous Long John connectors available. This bag has a few vinyl cork accents including the top panel closure. There are 2 magnetic snaps for the top closure and instructions for an optional turn lock closure. The top of the side panels are structured to allow easy folding inwards when the bag is closed.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2021