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Snowflakes - Creative Paper Cutouts for All Seasons - cover

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Snowflakes - Creative Paper Cutouts for All Seasons

Cindy Higham

Publisher: Gibbs Smith

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Summary

Create unique paper snowflakes at home or in the classroom with 144 patterns : one-of-a-kind designs for Christmas, Thanksgiving, Halloween, Valentine’s Day, St. Patrick’s Day, and other holidays, plus themes for winter, spring, summer, and fall.  
Available since: 01/21/2020.

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