If it were me, I'd refund the whole delivery charge. As someone else said, you're a new business and you can't be doing with adverse publicity, especially in days of coronavirus. Just cough up, and don't argue any more. You will reap the benefits, I'm sure.
A mud kitchen is a low table with a bowl or two in it and a worktop, almost like a sink. It allows kids to dig soil out the garden, add water to it, manipulate into shapes. They are advertised quite a lot on FB.
A mud kitchen is a low table with a bowl or two in it and a worktop, almost like a sink. It allows kids to dig soil out the garden, add water to it, manipulate into shapes. They are advertised quite a lot on FB.
I asked my friend google, because I wondered if the OP was constructing them from mud, kind of like wattle and daub, although I couldn't see that working terribly well.
Still knitting! Completed: TWO adult cardigans, 3 baby jumpers, 3 shawls, 1 sweat band, 3 pairs baby bootees, 2 sets of handwarmers, 1 Wise Man Knitivity figure + 1 sheep, 2 pairs socks, 3 balaclavas, multiple hats and poppies, 3 peony flowers, 4 butterflies ...
Current projects: pink balaclava (for myself), seaman's hat, about to start another cardigan!
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Completed: TWO adult cardigans, 3 baby jumpers, 3 shawls, 1 sweat band, 3 pairs baby bootees, 2 sets of handwarmers, 1 Wise Man Knitivity figure + 1 sheep, 2 pairs socks, 3 balaclavas, multiple hats and poppies, 3 peony flowers, 4 butterflies ...
Current projects: pink balaclava (for myself), seaman's hat, about to start another cardigan!