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DIY Vervaco Little Deer Fawn Spring Cross Stitch Needlepoint 16" Pillow Top Kit Kids Craft "Red Robin in Winter" Chunky NS-099-89565E
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DIY Vervaco Little Deer Fawn Spring Cross Stitch Needlepoint 16" Pillow Top Kit Kids Craft "Red Robin in Winter" Chunky NS 099 89565E "Red Robin in Winter" Chunky Cross Stitch Needlepoint Like Front Pillow Cushion Kit * Brand Vervaco * Size 16" x 16" (40cm x 40cm) * Package Condition New Kit contains Supplies to complete the FRONT of the pillow cushion ONLY This kit makes 12 different ornaments see photos "Little Deer" Chunky Cross Stitch Needlepoint Like Front Pillow Cushion Kit * Brand Vervaco * Size 16" x 16" (40cm x 40cm) * Package Condition New in Original Package Kit contains Supplies to complete the FRONT of the pillow cushion ONLY ** Many of our craft kits are older or vintage and will have some wear to the outside packaging (including price tag residue in some cases)
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