Plant Dyed Sashiko Embroidery and Mending Thread - 100% Cotton - Garden Collection (Set of 8) Colour:Garden Collection ⁠ We also like to

Name: Plant Dyed Sashiko Embroidery and Mending Thread - 100% Cotton - Garden Collection (Set of 8) Colour:Garden Collection We also like to
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 81888906834
Price: 39.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.621 (12 reviews)

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Plant Dyed Sashiko Embroidery and Mending Thread 100% Cotton Garden Collection (Set of 8) Colour:Garden Collection ⁠ We also like to ⁠ We also like to mend any holes prior to storing so that come Autumn These are made with random recycled colours so every shipment we receive is different Also available in 140m length skeins of FINE thread Production: made in Japan

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