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Chamber of Commerce Part Three - Cross Stitch Pattern by Sue Hillis Beautiful Model stitched on 32 count 30 28ct with cotton
Chamber of Commerce Part Three - Cross Stitch Pattern by Sue Hillis Beautiful Model stitched on 32 count 30 28ct with cotton
Chamber of Commerce Part Three - Cross Stitch Pattern by Sue Hillis Beautiful Model stitched on 32 count 30 28ct with cotton
Chamber of Commerce Part Three - Cross Stitch Pattern by Sue Hillis Beautiful Model stitched on 32 count 30 28ct with cotton
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Chamber of Commerce Part Three Cross Stitch Pattern by Sue Hillis Beautiful Model stitched on 32 count 30 28ct with cotton Model stitched on 32 count Faun linen Models stitched on 36 count Antique Cotton linen by R & R Reproductions using Dinky Dyes Silk #258 Cranberry Cocktail DMC: B5200 Stitched altogether as a banner the stitch count is 202w x 567h

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