Teeny Tiny Collage Patterns Group 11: Bouquet, Mosaic, and Statement by Laura Heine FiberWorks The Quilting Bea Massillon Ohio white PVA glue (Glue All CD-462

Name: Teeny Tiny Collage Patterns Group 11: Bouquet, Mosaic, and Statement by Laura Heine FiberWorks The Quilting Bea Massillon Ohio white PVA glue (Glue All CD-462
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SKU: 48296813182
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Teeny Tiny Collage Patterns Group 11: Bouquet, Mosaic, and Statement by Laura Heine FiberWorks The Quilting Bea Massillon Ohio white PVA glue (Glue All CD-462

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Teeny Tiny Collage Patterns Group 11: Bouquet, Mosaic, and Statement by Laura Heine FiberWorks The Quilting Bea Massillon Ohio white PVA glue (Glue All CD 462 white PVA glue (Glue All from Elmer's) and will fit the square Klennex tissue boxes and other brands with the similar dimensions About this item Full color step by step instructions for all three patterns included

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