little cotton rabbits shop

Harper

Price: £32 plus postage

Harper is hand knitted from 'rice' and 'hazel' Rowan Alpaca cotton (72% alpaca, 28% cotton) . His clothes are in 'navy, 'cream' and 'bluebell' Rowan 4ply cotton (100% cotton). Please note that his shorts and shoes are not removable but his jumper can be taken off.

He is 10" (25 cms) tall

Harper is made from all new materials and is stuffed with a high grade carded polyester filling which conforms to British standards of cleanliness BS 1425 and fire safety BS 5852. It is a suitable component of articles requiring BS 5665 and the European standard EN71 and those required to carry the CE logo.

Although he is made and finished to a high standard he will not withstand rough play or repeated washing and is therefore not suitable for use as a child’s toy. He is offered for sale as a decorative and/or collectable item.

If you'd like to buy Harper please leave a comment below. Comments will remain open until 10am Friday 15th July at which time I will use a random number generator to choose a 'winner'.

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The random number generator picked number 42

which is Jane

Really love this little chap.

Posted by: Jane | Tuesday, July 12, 2011 at 03:34 PM

Clover

Price: £33 plus postage

Clover is hand knitted from Gedifra Angora Merino yarn (80% merino, 20% angora). Her clothes are all 100% cotton 4ply, in 'bluebell', 'fresh' and 'cream'. Please note that her shoes and tights are not removable but her dress is fastened with a tiny button and can be taken off.

She is 8.5" (21 cms) tall

Clover is made from all new materials and is stuffed with a high grade carded polyester filling which conforms to British standards of cleanliness BS 1425 and fire safety BS 5852. It is a suitable component of articles requiring BS 5665 and the European standard EN71 and those required to carry the CE logo.

Although she is made and finished to a high standard she will not withstand rough play or washing and is therefore not suitable for use as a child’s toy. There is also a very small button fastening her dress which could be a choking hazard. She is offered for sale as a decorative and/or collectable item.

If you'd like to buy Clover please leave a comment below. Comments will remain open until 10am Friday 15th July at which time I will use a random number generator to choose a 'winner'.

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The random number generator picked number 20

which is Jenni

Clover, so, so cute! My cow Clover is due to have a calf in the next week or so....maybe that will bring me luck :-)

Posted by: Jenni at Baa-me Kniits | Tuesday, July 12, 2011 at 12:30 PM

Paisley

Price: £29 plus postage

Paisley is hand knitted from 'bon bon' Rowan milk cotton yarn (70% cotton, 30% milk protein). Her clothes are all 100% cotton 4ply in 'cream' & 'baby'. Please note that her socks and shoes are not removable but her dress is fastened with a tiny button and can be taken off.

She is 8.5" (22 cms) tall

Paisley is made from all new materials and is stuffed with a high grade carded polyester filling which conforms to British standards of cleanliness BS 1425 and fire safety BS 5852. It is a suitable component of articles requiring BS 5665 and the European standard EN71 and those required to carry the CE logo.

Although she is made and finished to a high standard she will not withstand rough play or repeated washing and is therefore not suitable for use as a child’s toy. There is also a very small button fastening her dress which could be a choking hazard. She is offered for sale as a decorative and/or collectable item.

If you'd like to buy Paisley please leave a comment below. Comments will remain open until 10am Friday 15th July at which time I will use a random number generator to choose a 'winner'.

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The random number generator picked number 38

which is Bonnie

Your pigs are the cutest.

Posted by: Bonnie | Tuesday, July 12, 2011 at 08:46 PM