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Reusable Advent Calendar Bags

by Penny Rose Home & Gifts

£49.50
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Create a magical Christmas countdown with this set of 24 reusable numbered cotton advent bags, complete with a plain storage bag. Make the countdown to Christmas extra special with our reusable numbered advent calendar bags.Each set includes 24 cotton drawstring bags, numbered 1–24, plus a larger plain storage bag to keep them neatly together once Christmas is over.Fill each little pouch with chocolates, sweets, small toys, handwritten notes, festive activities or thoughtful little surprises to create your own Christmas tradition.Perfect for children, couples and families, they’re a lovely alternative to a traditional disposable advent calendar and can be brought out and enjoyed year after year.What's included:• 24 numbered advent calendar bags• Numbers 1–24• 1 plain storage bag• Choice of bag and number colour• Reusable year after yearBag size:Each numbered bag measures approximately 15cm x 10cm.Made from 100% cotton and finished with a rope-style drawstring, the bags are easy to fill, close and display throughout December.Hang them from a garland, branch, mantelpiece or staircase, or arrange them together in a festive basket.Once Christmas is over, simply store all 24 bags inside the larger storage bag ready for next December.Please note: pegs, string, decorations and contents shown in the photographs are not included. not given Cotton

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