Woodland Sweater Set | Polymer Clay Stitch Markers |

Woodland Sweater Set | Polymer Clay Stitch Markers |

Marsoni

M251S

$27.95

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Woodland Sweater Set | Polymer Clay Stitch Markers |Polymer Clay Stitch Markers Add some magic and whimsy to your knitting! These delightful little charms are perfect to add some creative flair to your knitting & crochet. Each marker is made with polymer clay, and sealed using a high gloss varnish. Size: actual charm size is 75 X. 75 Comes with all five charms Please note: specific coloring will vary, depending on availability. All pendants come with slight differences in attachment and placement.

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