Description
Finished size: 15cm x 10cm (6 x 4 inch)
Needlepoint Postcard Kit includes:
A colour printed canvas
A high quality steel needle
Pre-cut six stranded cotton threads
A colour guide postcard
An instruction sheet
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Kate Wells is one of New Zealand’s most well known woven tapestry artists.
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