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Treesa, Cloth Doll Making Pattern (Printed and Mailed) by Susan Barmore
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Paper Pattern
Description
You can use real or artificial branches adorned with leaf shape beads, to create this 20” imaginative painted muslin wall doll.
Original Cloth Doll Design by Susan Barmore.
This is a Printed Paper Pattern Mailed to You.
Also available as a PDF Instant Download on Designer’s Page – Click HERE.
Also available as a PDF Instant Download on Designer’s Page – Click HERE.
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