DIY Design Works Mother Child Christmas Counted Cross Stitch Stocking Kit 6850 Discontinued/Vintage "Baby Express Birth Record" Counted NS-099-89565E

Name: DIY Design Works Mother Child Christmas Counted Cross Stitch Stocking Kit 6850 Discontinued/Vintage "Baby Express Birth Record" Counted NS-099-89565E
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 5383318559
Price: 27.95 USD
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DIY Design Works Mother Child Christmas Counted Cross Stitch Stocking Kit 6850 Discontinued Vintage "Baby Express Birth Record" Counted NS 099 89565E "Baby Express Birth Record" Counted Cross Stitch Kit Kit contains cotton thread metallic thread wool yarn 16 ct blue Aida felt for stocking back needle easy instructions including an alphabet for personalizing "Mother and Child" Counted Cross Stitch Stocking Kit **This design is NOT printed on the fabric

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