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DIY Mill Hill Frosty Snowman Winter Snow Button Bead Cross Stitch Picture Kit Vintage Item "Toyland" Counted Cross Stitch Stocking NS-099-89565E
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DIY Mill Hill Frosty Snowman Winter Snow Button Bead Cross Stitch Picture Kit Vintage Item "Toyland" Counted Cross Stitch Stocking NS 099 89565E "Toyland" Counted Cross Stitch Stocking Kit 100% cotton canvas Elsa Williams 100% wool tapestry yarn and wool Persian yarn 100% cotton floss felt backing ribbon needle ornament stocking hanger ornament templates complete instructions and alphabet chart ** 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) Frosty Snowman Mill 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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