


Nova Scotia SequinsThe lobster is fine off the chilly shores of Nova Scotia, Canada. This cold water blue mix is shimmery and shiny and just right for your nautical cards and projects. Nova Scotia is ready for shaker cards with the Lots of Knots Stamp Set or other nautical stamp sets. This mix coordinates beautifully with the Bar Harbor Patterned Paper. Approximately 1 Tablespoon mixture packaged in a clear screw top round container.
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