By wini-tapp
Cut and make Ginger cat puppet
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Why we carry this
I created these vibrant cut and make puppets for a workshop with kids - which they loved - and decided to sell them more widely so other parents and children can enjoy this activity. They are printed onto A4 FSM card and printed using vegetable inks with easy to follow instructions. Once made up they make great decor for kids bedrooms . The colourful brads come with the puppets but are packed separately. This activity is for 6 years and above and is intended as a parent and child activity.
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