RILEY BLAKE - Holiday Spirit Fat Quarter Bundle by Lisa Audit - 18 Pcs Correspondence by Beverly McCullough • Made in the USA Denominations:$150.00

Name: RILEY BLAKE - Holiday Spirit Fat Quarter Bundle by Lisa Audit - 18 Pcs Correspondence by Beverly McCullough • Made in the USA Denominations:$150.00
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RILEY BLAKE Holiday Spirit Fat Quarter Bundle by Lisa Audit 18 Pcs Correspondence by Beverly McCullough • Made in the USA Denominations:$150.00 • Made in the USA with high quality acrylic and precision measurements framed applique This Fat Quarter precut bundle includes 18 pieces from the Holiday Spirit collection by Lisa Audit for Riley Blake Designs

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