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Crab Apple Hill Pattern - Poppy Project Bag & Needlebook
$14.00
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This large project bag (12” x 12” x 3”) will hold all of your this’s and that’s with ease! It has a lushly embroidered flap and pieced body, but can...
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This large project bag (12” x 12” x 3”) will hold all of your this’s and that’s with ease! It has a lushly embroidered flap and pieced body, but can be made very simply with solid pieces of your favorite fabrics! The beautiful embroidery is highlighted with crayon tinting. Included in the pattern is a pretty needlebook project and instructions for additional pocket bags for all of your tools and floss.
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