Alice Caroline Liberty Tana Lawn 2.5″ Charm Squares

Alice Caroline Liberty Tana Lawn 2.5″ Charm Squares

Marsoni

M251S

$25.00

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Alice Caroline Liberty Tana Lawn 2.5″ Charm SquaresPre Cut Liberty Tana Lawn 2. 5" Charm Squares by Alice Caroline All products from Alice Caroline These charm squares in pretty Liberty prints are perfect for patchwork, applique, cardmaking and many more applications. They can been sewn using hand sewing or with a sewing machine. There are nine different fabrics, four pieces of each fabric with 36 squares in total. You will receive mixed colour kits of 36 2. 5 x 2. 5 squares (6. 35cm). Please note you

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