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autumn treasures

Name: autumn treasures
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Hannah Nunn

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This is a special set of fifteen autumn treasures comes in a warm mix of colours; rust, green, blue, berry and a shiny gold. In each set you will find a sycamore seed, a poppy seed head, some ash keys, an indian horse chestnut, an acorn, an open beech nut, a closed beech nut, a birch catkin, some ivy berries, a pinecone, an oak leaf, a beech leaf, a hawthorn leaf, a poppy top and a golden honesty seedpod. fifteen treasures and leaves in a set laser cut from thick card made to order in our studio comes with a metre (ish) of nylon string on a bobbin ready to be easily threaded horizontally or ve

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as HANNAH NUNN LIMITED, number 07121410. Checked 2026-08-29.
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British-owned
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