catsonappletrees.de
Online shop selling illustrated rubber stamps and DIY craft supplies to consumers and creative hobbyists
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-02
About catsonappletrees.de
Cats on appletrees makes illustrated motif stamps in its own workshop and sells them alongside DIY accessories, paper goods, and selected home and play products. Its products are intended for cards, craft projects, gifts, and home decoration.
The company sells products directly through its online shop. It also shares craft ideas and instructions through an inspiration blog.
Product: Illustrated motif stamps, DIY accessories, paper goods, and selected home and play products.
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