Kikkerland Design Inc

Huckleberry Forest Cutlery

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$7.3 $10 In stock

Category: Camping

Make your own utensils with this stainless fork and spoon set and a pair of sticks. Crafting a spoon and fork set can enhance kids creativity and confidence. It also teaches them practical life skills and fosters a sense of pride in their handmade creations. Additionally, it can provide a fun and engaging activity that promotes quality time with family or friends.
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Customer Reviews (4.6 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Lucy G. ★★★★★

The stainless pieces are solid and hold up well even after a few washes, and the idea of finding your own sticks makes it feel like a mini adventure every time. My nephew kept asking to make another set, so it’s definitely a win for hands-on play.

Adam A. ★★★★★

My kids spent an entire afternoon foraging for the perfect sticks to pair with these heads, and the proud smiles when they finished were priceless. The stainless steel feels durable enough for real camping trips, not just backyard play.

Adam B. ★★★★★

Bought this for my 8-year-old and she spent a whole afternoon whittling sticks into her own fork and spoon, which kept her busy way longer than any screen would. The stainless heads fit snugly on the sticks and haven't wobbled loose yet. Watching her actually use a spoon she made herself at dinner w