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Quilters Dream - Angel Select 100% Flame Retardant Batting - Midloft - Cases, Bolts & Rolls - Price Includes Shipping- Price Includes Shipping Size:Throw (60" x 15 yards) Bolt - includes 2 bolts This collection merges mystical aesthetics Gorgeous color combinations

SKU: 12780281847
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USD183.55 USD229.55 Pit lane

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Quilters Dream Angel Select 100% Flame Retardant Batting Midloft Cases, Bolts & Rolls Price Includes Shipping Price Includes Shipping Size:Throw (60" x 15 yards) Bolt includes 2 bolts This collection merges mystical aesthetics Gorgeous color combinations This collection merges mystical aesthetics with bohemian charm fresh sophistication that makes this timeless collection a favorite among quilters and makers in the Select lofts Another advantage is that Dream Angel fibers will char

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