DIY Dimensions Country Store Christmas Quilted Crewel Stocking Kit Damaged Item - fabric for backing NS-099-89565E

Name: DIY Dimensions Country Store Christmas Quilted Crewel Stocking Kit Damaged Item - fabric for backing NS-099-89565E
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 16842089473
Price: 179.95 USD
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DIY Dimensions Country Store Christmas Quilted Crewel Stocking Kit Damaged Item fabric for backing NS 099 89565E fabric for backing * Designed By Cathie Filian & Steve Piacenza "The Country Store" Crewel Stocking Kit * Brand Dimensions * Size 18" * Package Condition New in original sealed package * Year 1983 * Designed by Susan Marie McChesney Kit contains cotton embroidery thread design printed on cotton muslin fabric fabric for stocking back and quilt backing quilt batting needle easy instructions including an alphabet for personalizing

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