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Wooden Play Dough Kit | Acacia & Rubber Wood | 9 Rollers & Tools

$48.99
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A wooden board, nine patterned rollers, and sculpting tools designed for hands that press dough flat, carve shapes, and invent textures. Children roll, stamp, cut, and build — the board stays put, the rollers imprint stripes or dots or grids, and the tools handle detail work when a dragon needs scales or a pie needs lattice. Q Toys designed this kit in Melbourne with a team that includes artists, teachers, and industrial designers who share a play-first learning philosophy. The timber comes from old rubber and acacia plantation trees, finished with non-toxic coconut oil, and eighty percent of the work is done by hand by skilled craftsmen and craftswomen — including disabled children the company trains in Vietnam's Mekong Delta. The board provides a flat rolling surface. The tools fit small hands. The whole kit holds up to daily reassignment: bakery one week, fossil lab the next.

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  • Solid acacia and solid rubber wood construction
  • Finished with non-toxic, child-safe coconut oil
  • Includes play dough board, 9 patterned rollers, and sculpting tools
  • Plantation timber recycled from old rubber and acacia trees
  • Eighty percent handcrafted by skilled artisans
  • Weighs 3 lbs
  • Board provides flat rolling surface for dough work
  • Rollers imprint patterns into soft dough
  • Tools for cutting, shaping, and detail work
  • Designed in Melbourne by Q Toys

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