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Snow Fun Ceramic Baking Tools Bakers will delight in these charming stoneware muffin pan, striped rolling pin and prep bowl set. Make great gifts!


A. Stoneware Muffin Pan 6 openings in thick stoneware with durable pottery glaze for perfect golden muffins every time. Size: 13.25” x 8.75” x 1.5”. # DII23594 $25.00


B. Striped Rolling Pin


Rolling pin has wood handles with ceramic cynlinder. Size: 2.75”D x 10.5”L (17.5” with handles). # DII23590 $22.00


C. Prep Bowl Set


Set of 4 includes 1 of each size. XLarge: 7.5” x 5”H (holds 2 quarts); Large: 6” x 4”H (holds 1 quart); Medium: 4.75” x 3.5”H (holds 2/3 quart; Small: 4” x 3”H (holds 1/3


quart). Hand painted, hand wash cold. # DII23595


$32.00 B A


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SNOW FUN HOLIDAY BAKING


Wooden Advent Clothes Pin Set Our charming wooden advent clothespin set adds a new twist to the calendar countdown. Set includes 24 small clothespins, each numbered 1 to 24, along with string to hang small treat bags or cards. Clothespin size: 3.75”L. # HSHO $12.00


Tower of Gifts Cookie


Repurpose a 3 tier wedding cake cutter to create this fun tower of gifts cookie. Size: 4.75” x 5”. Heirloom copper. We created bow accents with our silicone “small” bow mold. # 4200002281 Cake Cutter $18.00 # 5100FISBS1 Bow Mold


$15.00


Holiday Can O’ Clips Cute little red and green mini clothes- pins are perfect for sealing little treat bags with your home made goodies. Size: 1.3”. Set of 24. # CVC0C $7.00


Cookies for Santa Kitchen Towel Made from 100% cotton, this fun holi- day kitchen towel is a generous 28” x 18”. Towel graphics detail a sugar cookie recipe – perfect for family fun! # DII23378 $8.00


Snow Fun Holiday Apron Darling winter trees are accented with coordinating candy striped skirt on this 2 pocket apron. Adjustable belt and neck ties. One size fits most: 24” length by 28”. Cotton, machine washable. Makes a remark- ably thoughful gift. # DII23376 $25.00


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