Hello Spring Dollhouse Panel Y4275-1 from the Hello Spring collection by Meags & Me for Riley Blake Designs The Quilting Bea Single Sided CD-462

Name: Hello Spring Dollhouse Panel Y4275-1 from the Hello Spring collection by Meags & Me for Riley Blake Designs The Quilting Bea Single Sided CD-462
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SKU: 34441911686
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Hello Spring Dollhouse Panel Y4275-1 from the Hello Spring collection by Meags & Me for Riley Blake Designs The Quilting Bea Single Sided CD-462

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Hello Spring Dollhouse Panel Y4275 1 from the Hello Spring collection by Meags & Me for Riley Blake Designs The Quilting Bea Single Sided CD 462 Single Sided • Adjustable screw for modifying tension of the blades when needed Hello Spring Dollhouse Panel from the Hello Spring collection by Meags & Me for Riley Blake Designs Additional materials needed include (2) 10" pieces of ribbon and a piece of felt

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