Cinnamon Scroll Clickers

Cinnamon Scroll ClickersTake your fidgeting to the next level with our bakery fresh Cinnamon Scroll Clickers a deliciously satisfying sensory treat that looks just as sweet as it sounds. Choose between the Classic Cinnamon look with a light brown dough base or go full pastel perfection with our Pink Cinnamon edition both topped with white icing swirls. Each scroll hides a tactile mechanical keyboard switch inside, offering a satisfying click with every press perfect for

Take your fidgeting to the next level with our bakery-fresh Cinnamon Scroll Clickers — a deliciously satisfying sensory treat that looks just as sweet as it sounds. Choose between the Classic Cinnamon look with a light brown “dough” base or go full pastel perfection with our Pink Cinnamon edition — both topped with white “icing” swirls.

Each scroll hides a tactile mechanical keyboard switch inside, offering a satisfying click with every press — perfect for focus, relaxation, or just that “ahhh” moment throughout the day. This is our keyring version to take your clicker on the go (also available in a standalone desk buddy version.)

🔇 Silent Clicker Upgrade Available

Upgrade your fidget with our silent keycap option, designed for quieter use in classrooms, workplaces, and shared spaces.

Key Features:
– Available in Classic Clicker (tactile & clicky) or Silent Clicker Upgrade
– Available in Classic or Pink colourways
– Keyring or Standalone version
– 3D printed in high-quality PLA filament

Dimensions:
– Standalone: 4.5cm (D) x 3cm (H) x 4.5cm (W)

Makes the sweetest desk accessory or gift for someone who loves cute things that click 🧋💖

✨ Part of our Willow & Co. Bakery Collection — where every fidget looks good enough to eat.

Designed by MochiMakes

Note: Please be aware that colours may appear slightly different in person compared to how they are displayed on your screen. This is due to variations in computer monitor settings. 

💡 Please Note on Silent Clickers:

While the silent keycaps significantly reduce noise, some designs may still produce a small amount of sound from the 3D printed parts gently tapping together.