DIY Mill Hill Monkey Zoo Jungle Counted Cross Stitch Kit Damaged Item "Snow Much Fun" Felt Applique' NS-099-89565E

Name: DIY Mill Hill Monkey Zoo Jungle Counted Cross Stitch Kit Damaged Item "Snow Much Fun" Felt Applique' NS-099-89565E
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 77660302915
Price: 20.95 USD
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DIY Mill Hill Monkey Zoo Jungle Counted Cross Stitch Kit Damaged Item "Snow Much Fun" Felt Applique' NS 099 89565E "Snow Much Fun" Felt Applique' Stocking Kit * Designed by Virginia and Michael Lamp * Dated 1994 Kit contains Plastic Canvas Yarn Instructions Needle ** 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) Monkey Mill Hill Counted Glass Bead Button Picture Kit Kit contents: Mill Hill Glass Beads Mill Hill 14ct perforated or painted perforated paper Floss Needles Chart

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