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Spellbinders - Flowering Quince Etched Dies from the Nature's Botanical Garden Collection by Susan Tierney-Cockburn LF3443 12 pencils in the set
Spellbinders - Flowering Quince Etched Dies from the Nature's Botanical Garden Collection by Susan Tierney-Cockburn LF3443 12 pencils in the set
Spellbinders - Flowering Quince Etched Dies from the Nature's Botanical Garden Collection by Susan Tierney-Cockburn LF3443 12 pencils in the set
Spellbinders - Flowering Quince Etched Dies from the Nature's Botanical Garden Collection by Susan Tierney-Cockburn LF3443 12 pencils in the set
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Spellbinders - Flowering Quince Etched Dies from the Nature's Botanical Garden Collection by Susan Tierney-Cockburn LF3443 12 pencils in the set

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Spellbinders Flowering Quince Etched Dies from the Nature's Botanical Garden Collection by Susan Tierney Cockburn LF3443 12 pencils in the set 12 pencils in the set For the most detailed and amazing impression Cut several times with the second die to make and layer the flowers for a wonderful dimensional effect The largest piece of this set of two thin metal cutting dies is a great detailed base with its stalky branch and leaves

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