"Love Beyond Measure" Heart Measuring Spoons

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Set of 4 stainless steel measuring spoons with both traditional measurements and measurements of love. Each set of 4 spoons feature "measures of love" on one side with traditional measurements on the other. "A Pinch of Patience" = ¼ teaspoon, "A Dash of Kindness" = ½ teaspoon , "A Spoonful of Laughter" = 1 teaspoon, and "A Heap of Love" = 1 tablespoon. The set of measuring spoons is presented in a black bottom box with velvet lining and a clear top that measures 6" x 1 3/8” x 2 3/4". Each gift box includes a sheer white organza bow and a tag with silver heart that reads “Love Beyond Measure”.

FREE Personalized Hang Tag Offer (orders of 24 or more): As a special thank you for shopping with us, order 24 or more of these wedding favors and you will receive free personalized hang tags! Orders of less than 24 will receive the basic "thank you" tag shown above. (Personalized tags are shipped separately, please allow one week for printing).

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