Just in twine.
A cheery way to wrap gifts? Tie them up with striped baker’s twine, a look that calls to mind paper boxes full of fragrant cookies. The spools of twine are sold separately or with the cast iron holder—so choose either red, black or blue twine (or all three and switch them off!) and grab a holder if you so please.
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Cast Iron Twine Holder & Baker's Twine
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Cast Iron Twine Holder & Baker's Twine
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Soft yet strong. Lovely colours. Useful in the kitchen or the shop for wrapping packages. Thank you very much
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Love it, perfect for a real kitchen that loves to cook. From the Turkey to tieing a roast, to wrapping a batch of cookies in butcher paper.... I love it!
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