1960s Cotton Print Fabric - 2.5 Yards Burgundy & Brown India Print - Continuous Yardage - 60s 70s Bohemian Grapes Angel Wings Novelty Print size 4 sweater tapered wrists

Name: 1960s Cotton Print Fabric - 2.5 Yards Burgundy & Brown India Print - Continuous Yardage - 60s 70s Bohemian Grapes Angel Wings Novelty Print size 4 sweater tapered wrists
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 62582639277
Price: 49.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3249 (17 reviews)

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1960s Cotton Print Fabric 2.5 Yards Burgundy & Brown India Print Continuous Yardage 60s 70s Bohemian Grapes Angel Wings Novelty Print size 4 sweater tapered wrists tapered wrists Many more photos available lightweight Note that the first photo shows the fabric completely unfolded

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