and water-color dyes – and the whole process is carbon-neutral too
- In an attempt to operate more sustainably
Sodium Stearate
You can still see the rings
Available in White or Black
Woodland Leaves Wild Pines and water-color dyes – andTake a walk in woodland and see how many different shaped leaves you can spot. Watch the changing colors through the seasons. Learn to identify the leaves with different shapes and colors, count, match, make patterns, play games and create a scene for your story. There are endless play ideas with these wooden leaves for loose parts play. 4 each of 10 different leaves including Beech, Maple, Hawthorn, Gingko, Hazel, Alder, Willow, Sassafras, Common