This sweet bunny girl is a breath of fresh air! She is firmly tucked into a garden glove. Inside, she has her garden rake and greens. She has a needle-felted nose and ears you can pose. Her crown adorned with beautiful flowers. Yummy carrots are attached to her glove. The Garden Girl measures 13", not including the wire hanger. *be sure to click photo for more views.

Don't be surprised if you look up one evening and see Rhett riding the Moon! And let me tell you, he is having a ball! Rhett made sure to grab a fist full of delicious carrots before he climbed aboard. Over the moon measures 12" - there is a ring to the back to hang, but I've also attached a piece of line you can adjust if you prefer. *Click the photo for more photos*

Fresh from the latest garden pick, floppy-eared Foster has his buddy, Brooks in tow (and the look on Brooks face shows he'd much rather be left in the dirt!). Foster has a shoulder bag of carrot seeds attached so he can grow more friends! His corduroy britches can't contain his big fluffy bunny tail from poking out, but he's not mad about it. And just to add to his allure, Foster promises to wipe his boots before he comes into the house. Foster measures 15" to the top of his work hat. *Click the photo for more views*

Each morning, I love listening to the sounds of birds calling each other. Spring resonates deeply in my heart as I hear the birds, and because of that, I've created this unique Nesting Pocket with Mama Robin and her hungry babies. This Nesting Pocket makes a beautiful Front Door hanging to greet all visitors as they enter your home. I think it would look just as lovely as a wall hanging! The pocket measures 12" tall x 7 " wide, not including the sturdy thread hanger. Did you know: Nestlings grow from tiny hatchlings to nearly adult size in about two weeks, demanding a constant supply of food. Parent robins may make up to 100 or more feeding visits to the nest each day, with the female often being the more frequent feeder. If a Robin flies into your life, she represents grace, tenacity, perseverance and assertion while teaching how to embrace new beginnings with faith and trust! *Click the photo for more views*

This is a very busy time for Robins! American Robins typically sit on their eggs for about 12 to 14 days during the incubation period. The female robin usually does all the incubating and rarely leaves the nest for more than 5 to 10 minutes at a time! This lovely piece comes in a square base made from twigs - inside is a wonderful nest, filled with 3 eggs attached. Mama Robin is not attached, so you can perch her as you choose. *Click the photo for more views*

Chester has been fashioned as a pin-keep that measures 9" x 9" (not including greens). I love how his floppy ears look with his cute embroidered nose. He would make a wonderful addition to your Easter! *be sure to click the photo for more views*