Black Chalkboard Welcome Fall 1 Yard Cut - 278837 - Fabric This fabric highlights the best parts of fall. Bea

Black Chalkboard Welcome Fall 1 Yard Cut - 278837

By Annies

$15.99

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278837

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Annies

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Annies

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This fabric highlights the best parts of fall. Beautiful chalk-art pumpkins, sunflowers and maple leaves accentuate reminders to be grateful for this season of family gatherings. It’ll add just the right touch to your next autumn quilt! Fabric is 100% cotton and measures 36 x 45.

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