Fat Robin 16 Point Mariner's Compass Book and Ruler Combo vintage-hummingbirds 900CP CoverPro**Already included with tape

Name: Fat Robin 16 Point Mariner's Compass Book and Ruler Combo vintage-hummingbirds 900CP CoverPro**Already included with tape
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 51718802054
Price: 49.99 USD
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Fat Robin 16 Point Mariner's Compass Book and Ruler Combo vintage hummingbirds 900CP CoverPro**Already included with tape 900CP CoverPro**Already included with tape binder set #795840108 0mm guide allows the needle to catch the fabric fold just enough to secure the hem while keeping stitches discreet on the right side This book and template combo is especially useful for quilters who love dramatic starbursts but want clear instructions and flexible sizing options Create precise 16 point Mariner’s Compass blocks with the Fat Robin Book and Ruler Combo

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