Heroines of History Colour In Tablecloth

Colour in their portraits and decorate the beautiful frames using the included set of ten wash-out fabric pens. To discover more about these important women who helped shape the world, simply scan the QR code on the packaging and read all about their extraordinary lives and stories!

In honour of International Women’s Day and the Suffragette movement, the backdrop of this educational tablecloth is a wonderful lavender, which signifies justice and dignity. All the inspiring women featured have been chosen for their diversity and achievements, but there are so many more amazing lives and stories waiting to be discovered, which is why there are three blank frames for your own personal hero choices whether historical or contemporary because, of course, the heroines of the future are taking shape themselves as we colour and learn!

Your vibrant colouring will dry in seconds and last for as long as you’d like it to. What’s more, the 100% cotton tablecloth has two corner loops, so you can also have it as a cool wall-hanging! Whenever you’re ready for a new design or for the next fun event, simply pop your tablecloth in the machine, the ink completely disappears, and it’s ready for more colouring and discovery!

Our heroines of history tablecloth is a great colour-in educational gift for empowering young women and men, and a wonderful tool in teaching them about the history of feminism. This tablecloth is a fantastic creative gift for girls and boys, and the best gift for feminist friends. It’s a wonderful colouring gift set for birthdays, Christmas, parties, hen do's or any special occasion!

Size: 130cm x 85cm 100% cotton
Care instructions: Machine wash warm/40° and dry naturally.

Pen ink is completely water-soluble so it washes out on a warm machine wash and won’t affect anything else in the wash, so go ahead and put your eatsleepdoodle textiles in with your whites and it will all come out ink-free!

N.B If you are colouring on a table or another non-machine-washable surface, you might want to use a protective layer if you are concerned that the surface is not readily wipeable.