Polymer clay stitch markers

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Follow your pattern with ease using these pretty handmade polymer clay flower stitch markers. Made with lobster clasps they are both pretty to look at and easy to attach to your work without snagging. Perfect for intricate patterns and totally unique too! Each one will be a joy to use while you work. This listing is for 5 stitch markers, each one features a hand shaped rainbow flower. Please note that as all of my colours are hand mixed, some shade differences may occur. These stitch…

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Stitch markers are fun to Make and personalize with your own personality. You choose your Clay color or colors, style of lettering and charms! They make great gifts in sets, also. They are fun to make and Fun to use. See The Video on my Youtube Channel at This LINK Get Your Supplies together and Let's Get Started. You will need some polymer clay, a rolling pin and some tiny little cutters. I purchased all of these at Hobby Lobby. ** You do not have to use cutters, you can make beads if you…