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Posted on October 2, 2005 September 4, 2007

Book Store Bestsellers for September

1) Project Book: Clay Techniques with a Pasta Machine
2) Book: Polymer Clay Surface Design Recipes
3) Magazine:PolymerCAFE Summer 2005
4) Book: Quick and Easy Gifts in Polymer Clay
5) Magazine:Belle Armoire September/October 2005

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