The Skinny Shiplap Platter-Unfinished Wood Cubby Show off the glorious story Choose from the following options...:Full Nativity Set and Cross Stitch Pattern (digital download) $54.50
USD27.99
USD61.99
The Skinny Shiplap Platter-Unfinished Wood Cubby Show off the glorious story Choose from the following options...:Full Nativity Set and Cross Stitch Pattern (digital download) $54.50
USD27.99
USD61.99
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The Skinny Shiplap Platter Unfinished Wood Cubby Show off the glorious story Choose from the following options:Full Nativity Set and Cross Stitch Pattern (digital download) $54.50 Show off the glorious story of the first Christmas and terra cotta it’s equal parts functional and decorative—a must have for cross stitchers who love to decorate with handmade charm This DIY unfinished wood cross stitch display features a charming shiplap design with three inset shapes
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