Foodle:: cutlery and drawing set
February 1, 2010 | 1 Comment
Foodle is a fun, inventive and well designed to keep the little ones on the table at mealtime. The set, designed by Peter Dalton, is composed of a fork, knife and spoon, or rather their heads in order to insert them into the pens and thus have a dual function covered. Also bring a drawing pad of paper that serve as a tablecloth.
A good way, well designed, which coexist in harmony, creativity, games and food, without discussions.
/ / Link: peter dalton / / via: Yanko Design
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February 3rd, 2010 @ 1:29
Ugh! ideal for my daughter. At best, you have ta eat and everything ...