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Errol, Cloth Doll Sewing Pattern (PDF Download) by Jill Maas
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Errol, Cloth Doll Sewing Pattern (PDF Download) by Jill Maas
Dashing 16” gentleman dressed in tails, cummerbund and bow tie designed by JILL MAAS.
This is a PDF Instant Download Pattern.
Also available as a Paper Pattern Printed and Mailed to You on Designer’s Page – Click HERE.
Also available as a Paper Pattern Printed and Mailed to You on Designer’s Page – Click HERE.
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