Do you want to make and fill your own William Morris inspired Easter crackers but want the added luxury of having names added to them? If so, this personalised cracker making craft kit will be perfect for you, to make four or more crackers. We will add your choice of personalisation to each one - for that extra special touch.Who wouldn't love to have their name printed on an Easter cracker? Adding a name makes a cracker into a really special gift as well.This cracker making craft kit is available as a pack to make any number of crackers but you will need to have a minimum of four.Choose from either standard crackers or large crackers, each kit contains cracker boards, snappy strips, our exclusive adjustable paper hats, generic jokes and a link to our online assembly instructions.The kits do not include the ribbons, which we have used for illustration, to tie your crackers, as you would end up with lots of wastage if you purchase lower numbers of crackers. However, we do have a huge range of ribbons available in our shop, together with lots of kits with ribbons, which you can browse.You will also need either a good quality tape or glue gun to attach the snappy strip, together with a good sharp pair of scissors to neatly cut the ribbons.When assembled standard size crackers are 29.5cm long with a 9.6cm long and 5.5cm wide barrel (where the fillers go in). Large crackers are 37cm long with a 11.5cm long and 6.8cm wide barrel (where the fillers go in) when assembled.Our crackers are all designed, printed and packed in house, in the UK, on best quality 300 micron board. All of our printed boards, hats, jokes and snappy strips are fully recyclable.PERSONALISATION NOTES: Please enter a name for each cracker in the personalisation box, each separated by a comma. Please make sure that these are accurate - we will copy them exactly as you have entered them, without checking any spellings. We have chosen the font and size used for illustration as this suits the cracker design and fits most names. Please use first names only and not full names or phrases. Relationship names such as Mum, Daughter and similar are all fine, as are nicknames. If you include too many names, we will use them in order, omitting any surplus names.
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