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hello...


I run workshops at childrens parties making bath goodies ( bath fizzies...muffins, soap, lip balm, salts etc) which go down a treat and are also something quite unique aswell as fun & educational. Check out www.almost-edible.co.uk and go to the party time section.


The party packages includes:


-Party leader


-Personalised party invitations


-All ingredients


-Customised apron for birthday girl/boy


-Disposable apron for all other guests


-Table covering


-Children take home everything they make which means that you dont have to make up seperate party bags.


I can also put together pre-made party bags to your budget!


feel free to contact me for any more details....078500-568-45

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