DIY Mill Hill Haunted Lighthouse Halloween Counted Cross Stitch Kit Vintage Item "Snowman" Felt Applique' Stocking Kit NS-099-89565E

Name: DIY Mill Hill Haunted Lighthouse Halloween Counted Cross Stitch Kit Vintage Item "Snowman" Felt Applique' Stocking Kit NS-099-89565E
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 36552177546
Price: 20.95 USD
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DIY Mill Hill Haunted Lighthouse Halloween Counted Cross Stitch Kit Vintage Item "Snowman" Felt Applique' Stocking Kit NS 099 89565E "Snowman" Felt Applique' Stocking Kit * Brand Bucilla Holiday Time * Size 18" * Package Condition New in original sealed packaging there is a small hole on the bottom crease and packaging show some wear * Dated 1996 * Designed by Virginia and Michael Lamp Kit contains stamped felts cotton embroidery floss color separated sequins and beads needles easy instructions including an alphabet for personalizing "Teddy Bear" Felt Embroidery Stocking Kit * Brand Dimensions * Size 18" * Package Condition New in original sealed package there is a small cut through the plastic on the front this is nowhere near the contents Haunted Lighthouse Hill Counted Glass Bead Button Picture Kit NOTE: the original Mill Hill Ceramic Buttons have been discontinued and no longer included in the kits

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