Accuquilt GO! Die 55549 Setting Triangles 4 inch Finished 10 inch charm squares stitch regulator and walking foot-friendly Denominations:$150.00

Name: Accuquilt GO! Die 55549 Setting Triangles 4 inch Finished 10 inch charm squares stitch regulator and walking foot-friendly Denominations:$150.00
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 54160028127
Price: 119.99 USD
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Accuquilt GO! Die 55549 Setting Triangles 4 inch Finished 10 inch charm squares stitch regulator and walking foot friendly Denominations:$150.00 stitch regulator and walking foot friendly An elegant quilted wall hanging featuring a red cardinals perched on winter pine evergreen trees Make Up To 2 Unique Patterns With This Die All of the shapes to make a perfect Churn Dash are on one die

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