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5 years ago

Hi, you've done an amazing job here. I love the tribal rug with the clean white and gray. I also love the tile. Is this 2 or 3" hex? Can you share the source? Thanks!

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Design by Numbers / Rebecca Zajac LLC
5 years ago
I believe its a 2" hex, I'm sorry but do to the age of this project i don't recall the source
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