Fleurs en papier
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Tout le raffinement du Japon et la magie du papier en 43 modèles des quatre saisons . Instructions, trucs et astuces pour créer des fleurs aux couleurs vives selon la technique japonaise du kirigami.
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Tout le raffinement du Japon et la magie du papier en 43 modèles des quatre saisons . Instructions, trucs et astuces pour créer des fleurs aux couleurs vives selon la technique japonaise du kirigami.
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