Mantle Village Etched Dies from the Timeless Trees Collection by Simon Hurley

Mantle Village Etched Dies from the Timeless Trees Collection by Simon Hurley

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Mantle Village Etched Dies from the Timeless Trees Collection by Simon HurleyMantle Village Etched Dies are from the Timeless Trees Collection by Simon Hurley. Create a sweet winter village on a wood mantle. The set of 10 thin metal cutting dies includes two house shapes, the matching insert dies with window and door details, two doors, two tree designs with their stands, and the wood mantle to complete the set. Works with S4 1398 Mantle Decorations to give the scene a festive look. Celebrate the holidays with a little rustic

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Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2025