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I have been learning the art of building with air dry clay and as I love shrooms these little battery tealight fairy houses seemed the perfect place to start.
This item will be posted to you by Ohhh What A Yarn within 3 days of receiving payment.
| Shipping destination | Cost | Additional items |
|---|---|---|
| United Kingdom | £4.00 |
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This cute little pumpkin fairy house has been created using air dry clay and a screw top glass jar.
The jar lid is accessible at the bottom of the pumpkin enabling you to pop a battery candle, tealight or battery bottle lights inside. It is not suitable for wax/naked flame candles.
Pumpkin Cottage has a slightly ajar front door and lots of decorative vines and leaves. It has round windows and teeny pumpkins around the stone effect base.
The piece has been painted using acrylic paints and it has been glazed with coats of non-yellowing varnish to protect it.
It measures approximately 14cm in diameter and 15cm in height.
This item is not a toy, it is a purely decorative item and should be kept out of the reach of children.
Handle carefully. I would recommend cleaning by dusting lightly with a soft paintbrush.
Please note: Although I do my best to make sure that the colours displayed in my photos are as accurate as possible, the actual colours may vary slightly due to the differences in monitors and the devices you use to view them.
Designed by Sharon Halmshaw in Bradford
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