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Adult Aprons
Comes in different designs. If you like a print, grab it because I don't repeat my prints very often.
Aprons -- an icon in the kitchen -- have been cooks' companions for hundreds of years. Women were portrayed as homemakers
and good mothers in the 1950s and you rarely saw them without their aprons. Aprons are used to keep clothing clean, not only
in the kitchen, but also in gardening, workshops etc.
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Child Aprons
Let the child have an apron of her own or get a mother-child set so she will be happy to be just like mummy. It's a fun item
for the child and encourages her/him to help out in the kitchen chores.
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Grocery Bags Holder
Use this nice holder to store and dispense your plastic bags neatly hang at a convenient place and reduce clutter -- pushed
into the top, and when needed, pulled out through the bottom. No more "showers" of grocery bags.
Use this as gifts for Christmas and they will be appreciated
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Oven Mitts
The kitchen essential -- protect yourself and loved ones, provide the tools for a safer kitchen.
Handmade oven mitten in different print with a loop for hanging. When you purchase an apron, look for a matching oven
mitt.
Comes standard size and lined with insulated and quilt batting to withstand the heat of hot utensils.
Material : Mediumweight cotton with insulated and quilt batting. Machine Washable and dryable.
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Finger Mitts
Finger mitts are small mitts for taking baked potatoes and any small dishes out of the oven or microwave. These are the perfect
size for use when a regular oven mitts are too large and bulky for small items.
These finger mitts are ideal gifts for friends and family members and unique gifts for office or any club members.
Comes in standard size and lined with insulated batting to withstand the heat of hot appliances.
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Table Settings
Comes in different prints. If you like a print, grab it because I don't repeat my prints very often.
Table runners, placemats, coasters - buy in set or individually. Check out my store to see what is available.
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