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DIY Vervaco Christmas Elves Santa Gnome Stamped Cross Stitch Table Runner Kit Kids Craft "Mr Carrot Nose" Needlepoint Stocking NS-099-89565E
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DIY Vervaco Christmas Elves Santa Gnome Stamped Cross Stitch Table Runner Kit Kids Craft "Mr Carrot Nose" Needlepoint Stocking NS 099 89565E "Mr Carrot Nose" Needlepoint Stocking Kit * This Kit Uses Mostly YARN to Complete * Brand Needle Treasures Size 16" Package Condition New Year 2007 Designed By Laurie Cook Kit contains Persian wool yarn and tapestry yarn design printed in full color #13 cotton canvas felt for stocking back metallic yarn ribbon needle easy instructions ornament template ** 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) Kit contains cotton thread metallic thread 14 count Aida beads backing fabric needle easy instructions including an alphabet for personalizing "Christmas Elves" Stamped Cross Stitch Table Runner Kit Brand Vervaco
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