Illinois (IL) Art Goods for Embroidering, Stamped: Purchased Materials Companies
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Art Goods for Embroidering, Stamped: Purchased Materials
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- Appliqueing: for the Trade2
- Art Needlework: Made From Purchased Materials1
- Embroidered Emblems29
- Embroidery Manufacturers271
- Embroidery Products, Except Schiffli Machine112
- Pleating and Stitching22
- Pleating/Stitching/Tucking-Trade Manufacturers1
- Quilted Fabrics or Cloth9
- Quilting and Quilting Supplies18
- Quilting: for the Trade2
- Rhinestone Setters1
- Scalloping: for the Trade280
- Swiss Loom Embroideries280
- Tucking Manufacturers285
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