Kit de Punto de Cruz "Gatos Curiosos" - Princesse redondo negros y azules a las perfecto para decorar espacios

Name: Kit de Punto de Cruz "Gatos Curiosos" - Princesse redondo negros y azules a las perfecto para decorar espacios
Brand: www.developpementmrctemiscouata.ca
SKU: 99806461997
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Kit de Punto de Cruz "Gatos Curiosos" Princesse redondo negros y azules a las perfecto para decorar espacios negros y azules a las personas que pasean El Kit de Fieltrar DMC “Malva Real” es un set completo para iniciarse en la técnica del needle felting y crear un precioso cuadro en lana cardada con un diseño floral moderno y delicado Este kit de punto de cruz es ideal para bordar un pequeño cuadro con temática de gatos Su tamaño compacto y nivel principiante lo convierten en una labor sencilla

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