Liberty Fabrics Fabric Victorian Style Sewing Box Emily Silhouette Flower (Blue) #04775954A-BOX collage patterns Enough for 2 to 4 CD-462

Name: Liberty Fabrics Fabric Victorian Style Sewing Box Emily Silhouette Flower (Blue) #04775954A-BOX collage patterns Enough for 2 to 4 CD-462
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SKU: 3984702743
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Liberty Fabrics Fabric Victorian Style Sewing Box Emily Silhouette Flower (Blue) #04775954A BOX collage patterns Enough for 2 to 4 CD 462 Enough for 2 to 4 bars of flowers and leaves The instruction is a very clear PDF tutorial (eBook) with pictures showing in details step by step to guide you through the whole process (it is not video The Liberty Fabrics Victorian Style Sewing Box provides fashionable storage for all your essential tools Approximate size is 4 3 4" x 4 1 2" x 4 1 2"

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