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£12.00
Get creative on the go with the Carry-Along Corgi Sketch Kit from Petit Collage!Use the included coloring pencils to fill the sketchbook with anything that comes to mind: Will you create your own animal kingdom of fantastical creatures? Draw an entirely new universe of robots and aliens? Or sketch how you see the world around you? Let your imagination run wild, and then decorate your drawings with over 70 pawsome stickers! Perfect for ages 3+, this sketch kit will encourage hours of creative fun. The 100-page sketchbook, four double-ended coloring pencils, and three sticker sheets come packed inside a friendly carry-along Corgi, making this the ideal activity set for taking to restaurants, waiting rooms, and on long journeys. Made using FSC paper and printed with vegetable inks. Plastic-free with no lamination.ON-THE-GO ACTIVITIES – Encourage creativity, imagination, and exploration with the Carry-Along Corgi Sketch Kit. Kids can use th
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£16.00
Send sweet seasonal messages with the Festive Pals My Stationery Set from Petit Collage!This craft kit includes everything you need to write and share 12 holiday greetings with friends and family, including coloring pencils and adorable stickers to add character to the animal-shaped notes. Maybe you’ll write a thank you note, share good news, or bring a smile to someone’s face with a cheerful drawing. However you choose to use the notes, they’re sure to be very gratefully received, and you can record your precious memories of this special time of year in the keepsake notebook that comes as part of the set. Perfect for ages 6+, all the materials come packaged in a beautiful keepsake storage tin with carry handle that can be reused! Inside, you’ll find 12 animal-shaped folding notes, a notebook to be personalized, 50 stickers, and four double-ended coloring pencils.CUSTOMIZABLE KIDS CRAFT SET – Get crafty this season with the Festive Pals
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£7.99
One morning Mrs Large, needing some peace and quiet away from her boisterous children, decides to take refuge in the bathroom. She fills herself a foamy bubble-bath and takes in a tray of her favourite breakfast – but finds her peace is to be very short-lived.
