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Keep Your Sparkle Frame

If you or the little one loves mystical creatures that grant wishes, then be sure to pick out a few gifts from DEMDACO's Sparkle the Unicorn line. Super soft-to-the-touch and decorated in light purple and pink shades, the baby items and toys from this collection are perfectly adorable. Each piece invites your child to laugh, make wishes, play, sing, daydream, and love through heartfelt sentiments. It's also possible to decorate a nursery with the blankies, rattles, and picture frames you'll find in this collection. Place a cute photograph of the baby in this Keep Your Sparkle Frame made from off-white ceramic. It features a pink heart accent piece wrapped in ribbon. There is a slightly raised edge around the outside and the interior side of the frame. This cute piece is an easy choice as a gift to parents-to-be. It is made from stoneware and paperboard and measures 8"w x 7"h.

Size: 8"w x 7"h
Materials: ceramic, glass, metal, paper
Care Instructions: Not a Toy, Decorative Use
Sentiment: Always keep your sparkle
Frame Orientation: Portrait
Frame Holds Photo: 6" H X 4" W
Backer Style: easel
Hanger Style: triangle
Copyright: © 2019 DEMDACO
UPC: 638713511997

SKU: 5004700967

Designer Kate Dittmann believes she has the coolest career in the world! She gets to draw elephants and monkeys for a living, and hugging stuffed animals is literally part of her job. Her love of art blossomed as a child. Kate says, “My grandpa fir st introduced me to art. He would take his grandchildren into his workshop and hold our hand in his and let us ‘help him’ paint.” As a DEMDACO artist designing products for kids and babies, Kate explains the everyday moments shared with her f amily are at the center of what she does: “My nieces and nephews have inspired some of our best-selling products ... whether it was watching my nephew Reilly ask his mom for cuddle time, or watching my other nephew Pippin become enthralled with the world of dinosaurs.” Alongside her boyfriend and three cats, Kate is always improving what she endearingly calls her “little-bitty house.” Be it “putting up drywall or inventing a new drink to share with friends,” Kate’s life is rich, a