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Keep it simple and sweet with this Mauve and Cream Sawyer Mittens. Features tiny heart stripes in Mauve, Rose, and Blush with a Cream pom.
Wander through the woods with the little adventurers in this Woodland Stripe Cardigan. This Cream cardigan features stripes of Clay, Flax, Moss, and Tan colors.
Keep it simple and sweet in our Mauve and Cream Sawyer Hat. Features tiny heart stripes in Mauve, Rose, and Blush with a Cream pom.
Wander through the woods with the little adventurers in this Woodland Stripe Hat. This Cream hat features stripes of Clay, Flax, Moss, and Tan colors.
Come picking strawberries with this Strawberry Hat in Red! This Red hat with Cream and Moss details makes for the sweetest gift.
A classy cotton baby teether with a rattle to entertain your little ones or lull them to sleep.
A fun cotton beet teether with a rattle to entertain your little ones or lull them to sleep.
This set of double ended markers have a two-in-one design that features a stamp marker on one end and a brush marker on the other. Use the brush side to create your picture and then use the stamp side to add adorable final touches!
This set of face and body crayons includes 12 temporary colors so you can transform yourself into whatever you dream up, and then easily wash it off! Each non-toxic body crayon twists up so you can add more color whenever you need.
The cute crew is here to dress up your backpack, keychain, or door! They’ve arrived courtesy of this adorable shrink art kit. It contains everything you need to turn these big characters into perfectly sized charms.
This pack of neon gel crayons is a study in fun! Every brightly colored crayon in the set also smells like green apple, providing you with that little something extra while studying or even just coloring fun.
The classic story of a human boy who is raised and protected by the animals of the jungle. But what happens when the king of the jungle decides this boy is no longer welcome? By Rudyard Kipling.