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Soft Toy - Knitted DoDo. Machine washable soft toy of now extinct Dodo. Fully safety tested. Fantastic gift for baby or adult
| Washing | Our knitted soft toys can be machine washed on cold/delicate or you can lightly sponge specific marks. |
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| Safety Testing | Safety tested to UKCA and CE standard |
| Dimensions | The Dodo measures approx 24cm x 32cm x 13cm |
Gorgeous knitted Dodo that has been knitted in a moss green with pink webbed feet, orange wings with some orange on beak. This makes the soft toy attractive to look at and appealing to both adults and children alike.
The Dodo is safety tested to UKCA and CE standards and is therefore safe for a newborn baby gift, right through to adults.
This flightless bird was originally native to the Island of Mauritius in the Indian Ocean, and it is thought to have become extinct during the 17th Century. Luckily you can still buy this gorgeous soft knitted Dodo today.
The Dodo really became a more household name due to Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. The Dodo appears early on in the book by Lewis Carroll and features in Chapters 2 and 3.
Soft Toy - Knitted DoDo. Machine washable soft toy of now extinct Dodo. Fully safety tested. Fantastic gift for baby or adult
| Washing | Our knitted soft toys can be machine washed on cold/delicate or you can lightly sponge specific marks. |
|---|---|
| Safety Testing | Safety tested to UKCA and CE standard |
| Dimensions | The Dodo measures approx 24cm x 32cm x 13cm |
Gorgeous knitted Dodo that has been knitted in a moss green with pink webbed feet, orange wings with some orange on beak. This makes the soft toy attractive to look at and appealing to both adults and children alike.
The Dodo is safety tested to UKCA and CE standards and is therefore safe for a newborn baby gift, right through to adults.
This flightless bird was originally native to the Island of Mauritius in the Indian Ocean, and it is thought to have become extinct during the 17th Century. Luckily you can still buy this gorgeous soft knitted Dodo today.
The Dodo really became a more household name due to Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. The Dodo appears early on in the book by Lewis Carroll and features in Chapters 2 and 3.
