Star Print Fabric 12 Yards

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SKU: T-2466

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This is the highest quality African fabric. Softer feel. Fewest imperfections.

Packing Weight : 2.25 lb(s)

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This is the highest quality African fabric. Softer feel. Fewest imperfections.

45" x 12 yards 100% Cotton.

Made in Mali.

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