DIY Mill Hill Christmas Cat & Dog Counted Cross Stitch Picture Kit Damaged Item "Santa's Sea Life" Felt Applique' NS-099-89565E

Name: DIY Mill Hill Christmas Cat & Dog Counted Cross Stitch Picture Kit Damaged Item "Santa's Sea Life" Felt Applique' NS-099-89565E
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 75299139627
Price: 21.95 USD
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DIY Mill Hill Christmas Cat & Dog Counted Cross Stitch Picture Kit Damaged Item "Santa's Sea Life" Felt Applique' NS 099 89565E "Santa's Sea Life" Felt Applique' Stocking Kit Makes 1 Intermediate Level Suitable for ages 13+ Finished Size 11" x 14" Kit contents: 1 High Quality Color Printed Fabric Piece ready to decorate with Diamond Dotz Diamond Dotz presorted by shade Diamond Dotz Stylus Christmas Cat & Dog Mill Hill Counted Cross Stitch Picture Kit Kit contents: Mill Hill Glass Beads Mill Hill 28ct Linen Fabric Floss Needles Chart

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