Crisscross by Andover Fabrics - Fabric Bundles Fabric Bundle Size:Fat Quarter Bundle 19 Pieces These premium 100% cotton precuts Valentine

Name: Crisscross by Andover Fabrics - Fabric Bundles Fabric Bundle Size:Fat Quarter Bundle 19 Pieces These premium 100% cotton precuts Valentine
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SKU: 41670017099
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Crisscross by Andover Fabrics Fabric Bundles Fabric Bundle Size:Fat Quarter Bundle 19 Pieces These premium 100% cotton precuts Valentine These premium 100% cotton precuts feature an understated geometric design—delicate white patterns dancing across a spectrum of bold SKU: 11910LC Collection: Cadence Designer: Crystal Manning 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 With shades ranging from robin’s egg blue to vibrant tangerine Item Size: Fat Quarter

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