DecalMile Snow White and The Seven Dwarfs Wall Decals Princess Wall Stickers Peel and Stick Removable Vinyl Wall Art for Kids Bedroom Nursery Girls Room
Brand: decalmile
Color: Multicolour
Categories: Baby Products, Nursery, Décor, Wall Décor, Stickers

Features: This product is brand new and high-quality, Product Material is Vinyl (environmental and non-toxic) It can be directly applied to the walls, ceramics, glass, window, furniture, mirror, car...any flat smooth surfaces Instructions for use: 1. Clean and dry the surface 2. Peel off the wall sticker from the backing sheet carefully 3. Apply to the surface as the picture shows 4. Press firmly to squeeze out any air bubbles Recommendation: 1. Don't stick to walls that have peeling paint. 2. Don't stick to any surface with holes. 3. Don't use on uneven surfaces. Note: Your lighting and computer monitor settings might make the colors of this product appear different. The image size on the picture is for reference only. Please allow slight deviation for the measurement data and refer to the actual size. Package including: 2 x Sheet of Wall Stickers, Sheet size 30cm(w) × 90cm(h) (11.8" × 35.4")

Elements included: snow white, the seven dwarfs, different colors of butterflies, grass and flowers etc.
It can be stuck to any smooth surfaces: walls, furniture, tiles, mirrors and windows. Easy to apply, remove and reuse without leaving damage or residue.
DIY adhesive wall stickers, pasted freely according to your preferences.
Ideal to decorate living room, bedroom, girl's room etc.
Comes in 2 sheet, sheet size: 30cm × 90cm (11.8" × 35.4")

Brand: decalmile
Color: White
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 1.85 x 1.89 x 12.64 inches
Room Type: Bedroom
Theme: Princess
Cartoon Character: Bubble
Special Feature: Reusable
Number of Pieces: 2
Age Range (Description): Kid
Reusability: Single Use
Pattern: Cartoon
Unit Count: 1 Count
Product Dimensions: 1.85 x 1.89 x 12.64 inches
Item Weight: 7 ounces
Item model number: DM0163
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: April 15, 2018