Wonderful World of Paper-Pieced Quilt Blocks for Christmas # L1595 by Liza Taylor from Landauer Interfacing 24" x 24" cotton foundation CD-462

Name: Wonderful World of Paper-Pieced Quilt Blocks for Christmas # L1595 by Liza Taylor from Landauer Interfacing 24" x 24" cotton foundation CD-462
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 19998576334
Price: 20.00 USD
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Wonderful World of Paper Pieced Quilt Blocks for Christmas # L1595 by Liza Taylor from Landauer Interfacing 24" x 24" cotton foundation CD 462 24" x 24" cotton foundation panel with pre printed design in gray tones to guide fabric selection and fabric placement White and Blue (Flag) Collage Pattern by Laura Heine The Christmas follow up to Liza Taylor's popular paper piecing book Thirteen holiday inspired foundation paper pieced blocks plus nine projects

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