DIY Mill Hill Chickadees Birds Christmas Counted Cross Stitch Kit Discontinued/Vintage "Snowman" Felt Applique' Stocking Kit NS-099-89565E

Name: DIY Mill Hill Chickadees Birds Christmas Counted Cross Stitch Kit Discontinued/Vintage "Snowman" Felt Applique' Stocking Kit NS-099-89565E
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 67273425245
Price: 20.95 USD
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DIY Mill Hill Chickadees Birds Christmas Counted Cross Stitch Kit Discontinued Vintage "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 * This kit uses mostly yarn to complete * Chickadees 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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