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Wooden Personalised Children's Baking Set
Sunday's Daughter£18
Our gorgeous and practical Kids wooden baking set, is the perfect Christmas gift to create memories with the kids.
Product description
Our gorgeous and practical Kids wooden baking set, is the perfect Christmas gift to create memories with the kids.
Featuring a beautiful set of child friendly sized utensils, the set includes a rolling pin, spatula, pastry brush, spoon and cutting board.
Made from beech, each wooden utensils, will last for years to come and come in a practical cotton bag so no bits will go missing!
Personalise the cutting board & spatula with the child's name and the cotton bag are personalised with each set.
To make the gift extra special, you can include a personalised child's apron – perfect for trying to keep their clothes clean while baking.
Overview
Personalisation available
Dimensions
The utensils measure the following: Cutting Board: 7.5cm x 16cm x 0.7cm, Spatula: 19cm, Rolling pink: 14cm x 3cm, Pastry brush: 18cm. Cotton bag: 20cm x 24cm.
Children Apron: Available in 3-6 years & 7-10 years in purple, hot pink & turquoise.
3-6 Years (L53cm x W43cm) excluding back ties
7-10 Years (L63cm x W48cm) excluding back ties
Made from
Made from solid beech, the utensils are perfect for under 5's and each bag is made from 100% natural cotton.
Our aprons are made from 65% polyester & 35% cotton mix and the material is hardy. We recommend that you wash the aprons on a 40 degree wash and iron on the reverse. It is not recommended to use a tumble dryer.
Product code
876657
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Returns
You have 28 days, from receipt of cancellable goods, to notify the seller if you wish to cancel your order or exchange an item.
Please note: goods that are personalised, bespoke or made-to-order to your specific requirements, perishable products and personal items sold with a hygiene seal (cosmetics, underwear) in instances where the seal is broken are non-refundable, unless faulty.
