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Autumn/Winter Collection
Little Blue whispers into baby elephant's ear. He welcomes him and the other new elephants to Animal Land. He tells Peanut (so named because of his love of the delicacy) to keep his trunk in his pocket otherwise he is in grave danger of having them stolen by the other elephants. Thankfully for Peanut cats do not share his love of the food.
Item 1 - Peanut
The elephant is 4 inches (10 cms) . His head is made from a combination of top quality wool felt and mohair. Whilst his body is made from cotton. He is fully jointed. His trunk is searching in his patch pocket for his favourite peanuts. Pricing
Item 2 - Little Big Pants
The elephant is 4 inches (10 cms) . His head is made from a combination of top quality wool felt and mohair. Whilst his body is made from cotton. He is fully jointed. A shy elephant with sad doleful eyes and trousers that he will grow into (eventually). Pricing
Item 3 - White Elephant
The elephant is 4 inches (10 cms) . His head is made from a combination of top quality wool felt and mohair. Whilst his body is made from cotton. He is fully jointed. He is wearing striped pants. This little elephant is slightly insecure and needs to constantly carry his little friend - the toy cotton elephant. Pricing
Item 4 - Miss Primm
This cat is 3.5 inches (9 cms) . This tiny little kitty is very particular about her appearance and spends hours in front of the mirror. Her head and tail are made from a silk/cashmere combination. Her body and dress are made from cotton with a vintage lace trim. She is fully jointed. Pricing
Item 5 - Frank
This cat is 4 inches (10 cms) . This is the first sculpted wool felt face that Elaine has done and she is very pleased with the result. The body is made from cotton and the trousers and collar are also cotton. He is fully jointed. Pricing
If you find that an item you wanted has been sold, do not despair as Elaine does accept commissions for animals. Use the following e-mail request form outlining your requirement and Elaine will let you have an estimate of the cost and timescale involved.
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Companion Bears by Elaine Lonsdale
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