Ferris Wheel Press Ferritales Collection – The Wild Swans | Unfettered Flight
$22.00
Ink Tone: Light Blue with Duochrome gold/pink shimmer
Characteristics: Radiant, glowing, sunny, rejuvenating
20 ml
Only 1 left in stock
Description
Ferris Wheel Press rejoices for the third chapter of our story, as Princess Patch’s journey comes to a close; armed with love and magical sweaters, the incantation unfolds. Feathers turn to limbs, beaks soften to smiles, and the curse is shattered in a joyous crescendo. Plunge your quill into the reservoir of your courage, and let this light shimmering blue ink weave its enchantment as you dare to dream your own inspiring tale.
FerriTales™ 2024 Collection
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