DMG DIY Vervaco Little Deer Fawn Cross Stitch Needlepoint 16" Pillow Top Kit Vintage Item "Bell & Candy Cane Garland" NS-099-89565E

Name: DMG DIY Vervaco Little Deer Fawn Cross Stitch Needlepoint 16" Pillow Top Kit Vintage Item "Bell & Candy Cane Garland" NS-099-89565E
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 45845586004
Price: 41.95 USD
Availability: InStock
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DMG DIY Vervaco Little Deer Fawn Cross Stitch Needlepoint 16" Pillow Top Kit Vintage Item "Bell & Candy Cane Garland" NS 099 89565E "Bell & Candy Cane Garland" Plastic Canvas Kit * Brand Bucilla * Size 36" x 6" makes 5 individual pieces for a garland * Package Condition New in original sealed package "Lodge Santa" Felt Applique' Tree Skirt Kit Brand Bucilla Size 43" Package Condition New in original sealed packaging Damaged Item "Little Deer" Chunky Cross Stitch Needlepoint Like Front Pillow Cushion Kit

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