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This document provides availability information for 10 scarf designs from Sunshine Scarves' 2nd Edition released in October 2016. The designs include Out of the Blue, Weekend Vibrations, Carib-collab, Change with the Lights, Diamond in the Rough, Kelele za Muziki, Slipping Away, Where the Treasure is.., Watercolour, and C’est la Vie.
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- 2. AVAILABLITY: Out of the Blue
- 5. AVAILABLITY: Change with the Lights
- 6. AVAILABLITY: Diamond in the Rough
- 9. AVAILABLITY: Where the Treasure is..