DIY Janlynn Snowman Tumble Christmas Count Cross Stitch Stocking Kit Discontinued/Vintage "You are My Sunshine" Felt NS-099-89565E

Name: DIY Janlynn Snowman Tumble Christmas Count Cross Stitch Stocking Kit Discontinued/Vintage "You are My Sunshine" Felt NS-099-89565E
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 54968337045
Price: 78.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1044 (17 reviews)

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DIY Janlynn Snowman Tumble Christmas Count Cross Stitch Stocking Kit Discontinued Vintage "You are My Sunshine" Felt NS 099 89565E "You are My Sunshine" Felt Applique Pillow Kit * Brand Dimensions Feltworks * Size 10" x 10" * Package Condition New * Dated 2019 Kit contains stamped felts cotton floss beads and sequins needle easy to follow instructions "Christmas Fun" Felt Stocking Kit "Snowman Tumble" Cross Stitch Stocking Kit ** 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)

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