Mustard yellow scruffy fur with the scraggly cream muzzle we all love. Embroidered face and stylish cream scarf with gray polka dots tied about her neck.
Clucky the Chicken has a shaggy cream fur body with striped red & cream knit legs that dangle, and bright orange feet and beak for an extra pop of fun and color. Clucky's hand-embroidered eyes are safe for even the littlest of farm animal friends.
With loyal bead eyes and his characteristic white eye patch, he never fails to show up for a game of make-belief or for a show of support during difficult moments. His whimsical patchwork design, floppy ears and dash of flower power make him an optimal am
Parents and educators cherish this stuffed horse’s old-school knit body as well as the many cotton patches in different patterns and all colors of the rainbow. Make your family or friends the gift of cuddliness that is made to last!
A durable corduroy body, wild multicolor mane, cool stripes and a muted retro color scheme. He’s the optimal mate in all parenting fails and ready to cheer up the big and small members of your tribe. And yes, he really is machine-washable.
Quite cheeky! The Sweety kitty is ready to cuddle its way into every child’s heart – and can also take a seat thanks to the bead filling in its bottom.
Hug the hog! Her spikes are made of funky colors, patterns and textures, perfect for grabbing and chewing. Slightly older toddlers fall in love with her dimpled smile, cute nose and super-soft plush belly.
Equipped with lanky, patterned limbs, sharp ears and a bushy tail, this little toy fox is an awesome mix of corduroy, jersey and plush proves that creativity beats cruelty every step of the way.
Perky whiskers, a coy smile and white puffy tail complete this “cuddles-first” Sweety Rabbit is an expert listener, fount of obscure knowledge and also a style icon: knit, plush and corduroy fabrics in vintage colors.
“You do you!” is Sweety Bunny’s motto. She leads by example when excelling at competitive skip-rope jumping and extra short poetry, and she cannot wait to empower your kids.
