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      <description>I honestly wish I&amp;#39;d discovered soluble canvas for cross stitch years ago, because it completely changes how you think about embroidery on everyday items. If you&amp;#39;ve ever looked at a plain denim jacket or a basic cotton t-shirt and thought, &amp;#39;That</description>
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