49 and Market - Chronicles of Oz Laser Cut Wildflowers
Add delicate botanical layers and natural beauty to your project compositions with the Chronicles of Oz Laser Cut Wildflowers by 49 and Market, designed by Joanne Bain. Featuring 142 precision pre-cut cardstock pieces, this set showcases an assortment of vintage-inspired floral elements—including deep red poppies, soft cream blossoms, corn stalks, wheat sprigs, leafy branches, butterflies, crows, and ornate clockwork frames. With no fussy cutting required, these heavy-duty cardstock pieces pop out easily and are ready to layer onto scrapbook layouts, mini albums, and card designs.
Pack Contents:
(4) Laser-Cut Cardstock Sheets: Containing a total of 142 individual floral and natural die-cut pieces.
Specs: 142 pieces
49 and Market - Chronicles of Oz Laser Cut Wildflowers is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Pickup available at Button Farm Club- Tahlequah
Usually ready in 24 hours
Shipping
Shipping
Q. May I ship my kit to someone else?
A. Yes, you may ship your kit to someone else. If you would like to do this, please email us by the first of the month with the address to which you’d like it shipped.
Q. What if my kit is damaged in shipping?
A. We take great pride in carefully packaging your kit. However, occasionally a package is damaged in shipping. If your kit has been damaged please email us at: Laura@buttonfarmclub.com and arrangements will be made to return the damaged kit and replace it with a new one. If the kit is no longer available, we will either refund your purchase or extend your membership an additional month. Please check kit contents upon arrival, after 60 days we can’t guarantee availability of products.
Q. How do you figure shipping costs?
A. Shipping is calculated by weight and dimensions using current USPS rates. You can now choose your shipping speed and cost at checkout. International rates are included.
49 and Market - Chronicles of Oz Laser Cut Wildflowers is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.

