Flower fairy Apron Set

TIGERLILYPRINTS LTD

£9.95

This pretty flower fairy apron set is perfect for a floral birthday gift for your child. The flower fairy apron set is great for messy play in the kitchen, or keeping clean in the garden pressing flowers ormaking flower perfume. The pretty design is printed into the fabric with your child s name so it will last time and again. The custom aprons are machine washable . The girls personalised aprons are a great birthday gift and this design is great for weddings to cover up a pretty bridesamid dress. Features: Adorable Design: Beautiful Apron and colors that spark the imagination. Adjustable Fit:

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