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This beautiful, soft and cuddly dolls are lovingly hand-knit with stunning craftsmanship and exquisite details. This heirloom quality dolls are hand-knit with natural 100% cotton yarn and designed to be cherished by little ones for a lifetime.
This travel tumbler is just what you need for all-day hydration. The lid features a rotating cover with three positions: a straw opening, a wide mouth for drinking, and a full-cover top to prevent spills.
Two best friends--one who lives on land, the other in the water--share an exciting adventure on the night of the Mermaid Moon: the one time each year mermaids can leave the sea. By Briony May Smith
This is the type of fly-by-night butterfly we can get behind. Midnight Butterfly, by artist Carolyn Gavin, will look great on you—night or day!
Elevate any outfit with these cute earrings featuring a triangular stone set in a prong.
Step into the exquisite miniature world of the mice of Brambly Hedge with this beautiful colouring book, featuring illustrations from the beloved classic picture books. By Jill Barklem
Originally published in 1854, this collection of fables was inspired by Louisa May Alcott's time spent in the woods around Walden Pond—a spot endearingly named Fairyland by Walden's own Henry David Thoreau.
This quilted tote bag is the perfect bag to hold all your essentials. Featuring Sara Fitz's iconic watercolor hydrangea design.
Fun is always under construction with the Construction KidDough Play Kit!
This Seashell Bag Charm is hand painted and carefully crafted from cellulose acetate - an eco-friendly, biodegradable material made from recycled wood pulp. The charm is double sided, for a perfect look from all angles!
A bag charm to decorate your larger bag while keeping small items like credit cards or lip balm close at hand.
This Single Deck of 52 Playing Cards features ornithologist Robert Ridgway's impressive display of colour swatches from 1886, originally used to standardise the descriptions of colour of birds.