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Plush toy rabbit with pink ears and red feet on a white background
  • Plush toy rabbit with pink ears and red feet on a white background
  • Plush toy rabbit with a yellow bow on a white background
  • Close-up of a plush toy with a red flag featuring a white silhouette on a light background
  • Close-up of a plush toy with pink and red striped and polka dot elements, featuring a Stiglitz label.
  • Close-up of a plush toy with beige fur on a white background
  • Plush toy with a red nose and yellow scarf on a white background
  • Close-up of a plush toy with a yellow sweater and red and pink accents on a white background
  • Plush toy rabbit with pink ears and red feet on a white background
  • Plush toy rabbit with a yellow bow on a white background
  • Close-up of a plush toy with a red flag featuring a white silhouette on a light background
  • Close-up of a plush toy with pink and red striped and polka dot elements, featuring a Stiglitz label.
  • Close-up of a plush toy with beige fur on a white background
  • Plush toy with a red nose and yellow scarf on a white background
  • Close-up of a plush toy with a yellow sweater and red and pink accents on a white background
Patchwork Bunny Plush Toy
$60.00 CAD

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 “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. As a social media influencer, this adorable toy bunny attracts attention not only with her long floppy ears, candy stripes and pumpkin bandana. It’s that sense she gives us that we can be absolutely whoever we want to be. “No map? No need. Destiny’s the dance of your own fluffy feet!” Size: 15.7" Age: 0+ Years Material: Cotton. Wadding: Polyester Care: Machine wash in cold cycle.

The Beasts are filled with a bioplastic made from sugar cane, not petroleum.

The maker

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Mistelbach, Bavaria, Germany

The parent company, H. Scharrer & Koch, was founded in Bayreuth in 1856 and made glass beads for export. In 1910 Theo Köhler took it over and began turning beads into toys, and after the war the bead toys became a common Christmas present, assembled…

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