Cloud9 - Falling Into Autumn 17 pcs Fat Quarters by Ann Gardner Hazelmont Farm Shirtings by Max and Louise A slippery top surface to Denominations:$150.00

Name: Cloud9 - Falling Into Autumn 17 pcs Fat Quarters by Ann Gardner Hazelmont Farm Shirtings by Max and Louise A slippery top surface to Denominations:$150.00
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SKU: 24495475814
Price: 70.37 USD
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Cloud9 Falling Into Autumn 17 pcs Fat Quarters by Ann Gardner Hazelmont Farm Shirtings by Max and Louise A slippery top surface to Denominations:$150.00 A slippery top surface to make your fabric glide with a tacky underside to keep our sheet from moving WITHOUT the use of any adhesives Patchwork snake Cloud9 Falling Into Autumn 17 pcs Fat Quarters by Ann Gardner

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