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1 Wonderful Weaving Frames These beautiful additions to outdoor equipment will allow you to weave colourful ribbon, glittering materials, threads and beads into these superb giant weaving frames and produce shimmering works of art which will transform any plain playground walls into creative activity areas. Made from strong powder coated metal, they are designed to be a permanent fixture outside for all weather play!


Sunflower Butterfly


Available in four exciting designs: a creepy crawly Spiders Web (size: W95 x H95cm), stunning Sunflower (size: 95cm diameter), fluttering Butterfly (size: W97 x H75 cm) and giant magical Tree (size: H138 x W98cm). Supplied with fixings.


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Sunflower Butterfly


Spiders Web Tree


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2 Outdoor Activity Boards Transform a dull playground wall into a colourful, creative space using our exciting Under the Sea themed activity boards. Designed for all year indoor and outdoor use, the innovative combination of chalkboard and weaving frame will encourage mark making, drawing and hand/eye co-ordination skills. Explore materials and weave foils, ribbons and threads to make a shimmering watery scene, watch out for pirates, discover the sunken treasure and create colourful sea creatures. Available in two designs, the boards are pre-drilled for wall mounting. Size: 1 x 1m.


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Whale Shipwreck


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EARLY YEARS


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