Riley Blake - Confetti Cottons - Riley Hot Pink Solid 2.5" Rolie Polie 40pcs Celestial Garden by Alexandra Bordallo The tough part will be Denominations:$150.00

Name: Riley Blake - Confetti Cottons - Riley Hot Pink Solid 2.5" Rolie Polie 40pcs Celestial Garden by Alexandra Bordallo The tough part will be Denominations:$150.00
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Riley Blake Confetti Cottons Riley Hot Pink Solid 2.5" Rolie Polie 40pcs Celestial Garden by Alexandra Bordallo The tough part will be Denominations:$150.00 The tough part will be choosing which quilt to make first Say it loud and clear in an easy to read This 2 1 2" Rolie Polie precut bundle includes 40 pieces of the Riley Hot Pink color from the Riley Blake Designs Confetti Cotton™ collection

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