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Dressing Up Fun - Make your own costumes at home! - cover

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Dressing Up Fun - Make your own costumes at home!

Rebekah Joy Shirley

Publisher: Arcturus Publishing

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Have you ever wished you could be a pirate, a robot, a princess, an astronaut, a knight or a fairy? This brilliant book gives you the chance to transform yourself into your best-loved characters. The easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions show you how to create fantastic costumes from everyday objects you can find around the home.Bring your imagination to life with Dressing Up Fun!
Available since: 08/27/2020.

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