Peekin Deer Patterns at WoodCraftPlans.com

Peekin Deer Patterns
[W-1225YD]

$10.00

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Unique little project can be finished easily in one day using the full size patterns, painting guide, and step by step instructions.

The deer pokes his head out from behind a pole or tree, while his bum sticks out the other side. Sure to brighten the day of anyone who looks.

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