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@karlingjimenez21: Looking for a cozy addition to your home? The Curious George Classic Flannel Print Throw Blanket features fun Tropical & Pajama Collage, Beach Surf Adventure, and Pancake Scene Designs. This lightweight flannel blanket is soft and cozy for your living space snuggle. It is fade resistant and machine washable, making it easy to care for on kids' beds. It also makes a wonderful holiday birthday gift for loved ones. Get yours today. Product details and performance may vary. Check the current product page. #fyp #foryourpage #tiktokshop #TikTokshopbacktoschool #Moras

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