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Juvale Fake Money Drawstring Bag with Dollar Sign, Humorous Party Favor Carry Bag 16 x 11"

Juvale Fake Money Drawstring Bag with Dollar Sign, Humorous Party Favor Carry Bag 16 x 11"
Store: Target
Last Price: 7.99 USD

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Package Includes Large Fake Money Drawstring Bag Pouch w/Dollar Sign Design Humorous Party Favor x 1 Item Description Large Fake Money Drawstring Bag Pouch w/Dollar Sign Design Humorous Party Favor Large Fake Money Drawstring Bag Pouch with Dollar Sign Design, Humorous Party Favor Carry Bag, Cream, Robber - 16 x 11 inches LARGE CAPACITY BAG: This large drawstring closure bag is designed for holding fake money, humorous party favors, toys or even household items DOLLAR SIGN DESIGN: Both sides of the bag feature a humorous printed "$" sign to give the bag just an extra hint of silliness! DIY: For those with embroidery skills, feel free to go all DIY on it with some stitching or simply attach enamel pins to add your own personal touch MULTI-PURPOSE: Works as both an ironic, humorous party favor, party costume, Halloween costume or fake money bag, as well as a regular, day-to-day drawstring bag! DIMENSIONS: 16 x 11 inches Lighten up the mood of any party, social gathering or get-together with this hilarious fake money bag featured a double sided dollar sign symbol. This large drawstring closure bag is designed for holding fake money, humorous party favors, toys or even household items. For those with embroidery skills, feel free to go all DIY on it with some stitching or simply attach enamel pins to add your own personal touch. Works as both an ironic, humorous party favor, party costume, Halloween costume or fake money bag, as well as a regular, day-to-day drawstring bag! Dimensions: 16 x 11 inches Product names are trademark of listed manufacturer or other owners, and are not trademarks of eForCity Corp. The manufacturer does not necessarily endorse use of these products.

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