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Teeny Tiny Group 5 Collage Pattern by Laura Heine - Pincushion, Dress Form and Sewing Machine. 1 Yard Bundle Wensleydale quilt is featured on Gorgeous color combinations

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Teeny Tiny Group 5 Collage Pattern by Laura Heine Pincushion, Dress Form and Sewing Machine. 1 Yard Bundle Wensleydale quilt is featured on Gorgeous color combinations Wensleydale quilt is featured on the cover of Jen's book "Quilt Recipes" and is one of the projects in the book that has an Acrylic Template Only Set (ATO) SKU: 30150JLC 270 Collection: Grunge Designer: BasicGrey Manufacturer: Moda Item Type: Junior Layer Cake Item Size: 20 piece 10" x 10" Fabric Type Content: 100% Cotton Shipping Recommendations : Please read Return Policy : Please read Pattern features complete step by step color instructions and 3 full size patterns each finish at 16x20 Dress Form and Sewing Machine

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