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Creative Grids Quilt Ruler 4-1/2in x 12-1/2in Rectangle CGR412 Availability:Special Order SKU: 44350LC Collection: A Christmas Gorgeous color combinations

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Creative Grids Quilt Ruler 4 1 2in x 12 1 2in Rectangle CGR412 Availability:Special Order SKU: 44350LC Collection: A Christmas Gorgeous color combinations SKU: 44350LC Collection: A Christmas Carol Designer: 3 Sisters Manufacturer: Moda Item Type: Layer Cake Item Size: 42 piece 10" x 10" Fabric Type Content: 100% Cotton Shipping Recommendations : Please read Return Policy : Please read This vibrant fabric collection captures the joy of picking fresh strawberries and blueberries straight from the garden Creative Grids® Rulers are made in the USA and sold through independent quilt shops as well as select online retailers • Easy to read black and white markings printed in 1in grids marked in 1 8in and 1 4in increments

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