Peter Rabbit Happily Hops into our Easter Tablescape
I was excited to see the various Peter Rabbit Dinnerware hit the stores and the tablescape blogs in the past few years. In 2020 – 2021 I decided that I would like to have a set of Peter Rabbit dinnerware for Easter, a set that I could possibly use in the Spring or Summer as well. Peter Rabbit seemed perfect to me because I remember books about him as a child, and also as an elementary school teacher!
Peter Rabbit Dinnerware
Below are some pictures of some of the different Peter Rabbit Dishes (comparing salad type plates from 2021).
When choosing dishes, I looked at the dishes from Williams-Sonoma, Pottery Barn and Homegoods, and all were adorable. Although I loved the Homegoods Dishes, I wasn’t sure I would be able to find all the pieces I wanted there, since they don’t offer an ordering option similar to that of the other 2 stores. I loved the bold color and large rabbit of the Williams – Sonoma dishes, but the 4 different “scenes” in the salad plates at Pottery Barn convinced me they were the ones for me. I also loved the garden feel of the Pottery Barn Peter Rabbit dishes, and the green went perfectly with my Bordallo Pinheiro geranium plates, which I planned to use as Charger.
The Tablescape Layout
Beatrix Potter and “Miss Potter” the Movie
The Peter Rabbit Stories were written and illustrated by Beatrix Potter, and were rare for their time, due to the quality of the stories and art work, and the fact that so many of the pages were printed in color. Add to that the fact that they were first printed in 1902 and were written and illustrated by a woman, you can assume that her life was as interesting as that of Peter Rabbit’s. For more on Beatrix Potter, this is a perfect time of year to see the “Miss Potter” movie, starring Renee Zellweger.
Centerpieces
The rabbit centerpieces above were found at Homegoods in 2020-2021. I love the rabbits and how they look with the dishes. I did have a moment of indecision in the store, and I think I actually took them out of the cart for a minute and put them back on the shelf – all because the idea of a green coat on a Peter Rabbit, just seemed incongruous to the Beatrix story line – as most people know that Peter always had a blue coat, while Beatrix’s Benjamin Rabbit almost always had a brown coat. However, in the end, the style of the rabbits and their coats just seemed so like Peter and Benjamin Rabbit, that I had to purchase them. I guess I can always make up a new story when children come to our Easter table and tell them Peter and Benjamin got new green coats for Easter!!! Do you remember – back in the day – when an Easter dress and hat were a must for little girls, and the boys got a new outfit too? Does that still happen today?
The rabbit centerpieces above came without flowers in their baskets, and I was considering real flowers in each, but the shallowness of bunnies’ clay pots, made real flowers more challenging to arrange (although I know many wonderful bloggers who could have found a way to do it). However, with my skill set, I thought going with artificial flowers might be the best idea for me. I also added a purple butterfly to one bunny’s clay pot, and a pink butterfly to the other’s – as its seems that bunnies and butterflies just go well together.
Other items in the center of the table include the carrots in the carrot patch from Homegoods (these are actually candle holders, but I thought they looked more “garden like” without the candles – see above. In addition, three vintage Telaflora plant vases (Teleflora is like FTD – delivering flower arrangements nationwide – often in unique vases )- 2 Peter Rabbit Eggs, and one Peter Rabbit Sprinkler Can vase – gave more Easter to the tablescape. Serving pieces from both Pottery Barn and Homegoods continue to tell the Peter Rabbit stories. One of my favorite serving pieces is the Easter egg Plate, that has a ceramic Peter Rabbit as the handle.
Holiday Tree
I like to do a holiday tree, either a tall lit tree or a tabletop tree, whenever I can find ornaments. At first I was going to do just a generic Easter tree, but then when I saw the Beatrix Potter ornaments on eBay at a reasonable price, the Potter tree seemed the way to go. Can you name all her characters? I unfortunately cannot, but maybe by year 3 or so of the tree, I will be have them all identified. Interestingly, on eBay this set of 18 with shipping averaged out to less cost than the individual ornaments you could by, with shipping, X 18. I couldn’t resist this “deal”.
The Plate Stack
The plate stack is made up of Pottery Barn Peter Rabbit salad plate, on top of Pottery Barn Peter Rabbit dinner plate, on top of Bordallo Pinheiro Geranium charger, on top of Pottery Barn cork board placemat. I love the placemat because it is taller than normal (about 14″ rather than the usual 13″) which looks better with my large chargers. I also like that the pattern looks good even when the plates are in their place.
Napkin Rings
Above are some of the place settings from our table. Each is completed with a green check napkin and a “Peter Rabbit and Friends” type porcelain napkin ring. The set of napkin rings is shown below. Unfortunately they are rather rare. I have only seen them on eBay or Etsy 3 times in the past 3 years. I love that 3 of the 4 of these are not specifically “Easter” which allows them a place on a Spring Gardening Table as well.
Decorating the Dining Room
In the rest of the Dining Room, I decorated with a lot of straw/rattan/ Sisal Rabbits from Homegoods, and the old Pier 1.
Decorating Throughout the House
For the rest of the downstairs, I continued with the Peter Rabbit/Brown Dressed Rabbit Theme.
Our Easter Tablescape Days Concluded in Glorious Splendor
Wishing you a Very Happy Easter!!!
Link Parties
Following is a list of websites I really like! They are listed under the day of the week where they also host a Family Friendly “Link Parties” aka “Blog Hops”.
If you click on the name of the blog (in blue) on the evening of the day of the week they are listed under, it should take you to the Link Party, where many bloggers have joined with them to share their own ideas. I love how the link parties connect you with both a great blog, and other blogger’s ideas as well! Many thanks to all these bloggers for bringing so many ideas to all of us!!!
You can actually find these link parties any day of the week, by clicking on the website name below, but once you click, you may need to scroll thru a few entries to find the link party you are looking for.
Sunday
Life as a Leo wife (Nikki), Eclectic Red Barn (Beverly), Décor Craft Design (Mel) ,A Labour of Life (Linda), Ducks ‘n a Row (Sinea), Love My Messy Messy Mess (Katie) host “Happiness is Homemade” Link Party. I love checking out the home decor, holiday decorations and current projects of all the hostesses as well as the ideas from their link party !
Life and Linda hosts “Love Your Creativity Link Party”. I love checking out Linda’s gorgeous holiday decorations and tablescapes, and her chandelier decorations are a beautiful finishing touch!!
The House on Silverado hosts – “Sundays on Silverado” link party. I am fairly new to Niky’s site but am loving her holiday decorating and her new grandma stories!!
Ridge Haven Homestead – “Sunday Sunshine” Blog Hop. In addition to the blog hop, I am enjoying reading about Laurie’s homestead, the “off the grid” lifestyle they are living and the cabin they are building.
April J Harris – hosts Hearth and Soul Link Party monthly on the first Sunday of the month. I am enjoying reading about April’s traveling adventures, as well as her projects at home!
Monday
Life Tales Books Blogspot hosts Will Blog for Comments Link Party. Jennifer is a Photos and Story Treasures Consultant, and I am enjoying her ideas on photos and memory books, as well as her link party!
Holly-Pink Lady(Holly) and Sunshine and books blog (Sarah) host “Hello Monday Link Party”. In addition to the link party, I am enjoying Sarah’s book recommendations, and Holly’s recipes and party ideas.
Between Naps on the Porch hosts “Metamorphosis Monday” posts, which are all about “Befores and Afters”. I love seeing Susan’s amazing home projects which are very inspiring!! I always come away with some great ideas from her posts and from those who have linked up!!
The following link, Senior Salon Pit Stop will get you to the link party on Esme’s site as well as getting you to some great recipes and other ideas!
Charlene at A Pinch of Joy hosts “Busy Mondays”. Charlene’s website is all about home decorating, and holiday decorations and recipes. The first two things are things I love to do and the Recipes are things I like to eat!
Good random fun blogspot hosts The Good.Random.Fun. link party Tamar’s website has some great photography, interesting places to visit, and thoughts on many things. Recently, I enjoyed reading about Hanukkah celebrations!
Beverly at Eclectic Red Barn, Nicky at Life as a Leo Wife, Michelle at Moms are frugal and a few other hostesses host “You’re the Star Blog Hop” I love checking out these websites and the link party for holiday decor, crafts, money saving ideas and tablescapes.
Tuesday
A Stroll Thru Life hosts the “Inspire me Tuesday” link party. Marty has an eye for design and decorating, and turning your house into a home. I always enjoy reading about her projects.
Eclectic Red Barn (Beverly) and Penny’s Passion (Penny) host the “Wonderful Wednesday Blog Hop” which often opens on Tuesday evenings. I have enjoyed Beverly’s Red Barn project and her projects and decorating . Penny’s website has both projects and recipes I have enjoyed reading about – and more – see “Thinking Out Loud” under “Thursday” in this list.
Jenerally Informed hosts the “Happy Now Link Party”. Jen from Jenerally informed and Leslie from playmates to parties host “happy now” which brings many craft and decorating ideas and recipes for fun holiday foods.
Perfectly Imperfect-LWL hosts the “Tell It To Me Tuesday Link Party” which brings many decorating ideas, recipes, and ideas for family activities.
Kim and Cassie from Lou Lou Girls host the the “Fabulous Party”. Lou Lou Girls post unique recipes, family activities, DIY and party ideas!
Marci at Stone Cottage Adventures hosts “Tuesdays with a Twist”. Marci posts on gardening, sewing, recipes, crafts and books! Marci’s link party contains many other fun ideas as well.
My Wee Abode (Julie) hosts the “Tuesday Turn About” Link Party. Julie is turning her small home into a charming coastal farmhouse home. Her website and link party include great home decorating, DIY, craft projects and recipes.
Wednesday
Karin’s Kottage hosts the “Karin’s Kottage Link party”. I am also enjoying keeping up with Karin’s Italian Palace remodel! as well as her decorating ideas, crafts, grandchild activities and home projects.
French Ethereal hosts a “Share Your Style” link party where decorating, recipes, fashion, tablescape styles are all shared.
Esme Salon recently began hosting a “Wordless Wednesday” photography link party – I can’t wait to link up!
Creatively Beth hosts the “Creatively Crafty” Link Party. Beth’s website contains wonderful craft posts, including amazing up-cycle, from scratch, and Dollar Store Crafts. Beth’s link party contains a variety of family friendly posts including recipes, crafts, and holiday decor.
Ridge Haven Homestead hosts the Homestead Blog Hop. I am also enjoying reading about the off the grid home that Laurie and her family are building.
Karin at Fifth Sparrow No More, hosts “Whimsy Home Link Party”. Karin posts about Finding the Beauty – in decorating, travel and faith and family!
Cecelia at My Thrift Store Addiction hosts “Vintage Charm” link party. What Cecelia does with her thrift store finds is so creative!
Lydia at Pandora and Max hosts the “All Seasons” Link Party. Lydia’s recent blog entry was all about her trip – and the sunsets are a “must see” – fabulous!
Thursdays
I often participate in Between Naps on the Porch Tablescape Thursday. I have been following Susan for quite a long time, and absolutely love her Tablescapes!!! I also love the ideas shared on her Tablescape Thursday link party!
Katherine’s corner hosts the “TFT – Thursday Favorite Things” blog hop. I love the assortment of wonderful decorating, recipe, tablescape, and inspirational ideas found here.
Southern Sunflowers hosts their “Home Matters Link Party” at 8 CT on Thursday. I have really enjoyed linking to their link party and the various decorating, recipe, tablescape and craft ideas found on this website and their “Home Matters” Link Party.
Penny’s Passion hosts the “Thinking Out Loud Link Party” which often begins on Thursday. Thinking out Loud is a great post published each Thursday, and covers many interesting topics. Today the topic was “elf on the shelf – for empty nesters” and I love the traditions Penny has started in her home. So cute!
Roentare.zenfolio blog hosts a photography link party each week. The photography is absolutely gorgeous, as are the places he and his wife photograph!
Good Random Fun hosts the “Little Things” link party, which I enjoy. Its a place for sharing and reading about lots of different topics and ideas.
Marsha in the Middle and Melynda, from Scratch Made Food for Hungry People, and Lisa, from Boondock Ramblings host “Weekend Traffic Jam” which goes live on Thursday at 8:30 pm CT. Marsha posts about Fashion and the link party contains holiday decorations, fashion, and recipes (to name a few of the family friendly links).
Friday
Stephanie at Crazy Little Lovebirds hosts the “Crazy Little Lovebirds link party.” It is a gathering for home decor ideas, recipes, tablescapes, reflections, etc. I am enjoying being a part fo this group.
Building Our Hive hosts the “Funtastic Friday” Link Party which includes recipes, home decor, tablescapes, crafts, travel and other family friendly posts.
Cindy at County Road 407 hosts the “Farmhouse Friday” Link Party, which begins at 6:30 am CT each Friday and features home decor – all styles; holiday decorating, tablescapes, crafts, etc.
Andrea at The Cottage Market hosts “A Morning Cup of Joe” link party. Both the website and the link party feature DIY projects, Recipes, home decor, crafts and holiday decorations.
Erika at A Little Bit of Everything and Andrea at Momfessionals, host “Friday Favorites”. Both websites and the link party feature family activities, home decor, fashion, entertaining, recipes, and holiday decorations and traditions.
At Lou Lou Girls Kim, Cassie and Amber bring lots of good recipes and family activities to us and also host “Fabulous Friday” a link party that brings us recipes, holiday decor, family activities and many other family friendly ideas!
Saturday
Pieced Pastimes Hosts “Saturday Sparks Party” which includes home decors, recipes and holiday fun foods, tablescapes, crafts, etc. Among the many things I appreciate at Pieced Pastimes is the first picture of many posts, where Suzanne shows her current view at home (in New Hampshire) I love her wonderful view in all weather!
Details and Origins
Peter Rabbit dishes – salad and dinner plates, mugs, placemats, serving pieces (platter, large bowl, small tray,
Homegoods Peter Rabbit dishes – Homegoods – egg serving plate, small appetizer plates
Green Checked napkins – Pottery Barn 2021 discontinued. – Similar napkins in green check and green stripe are often available at Homegoods.
Peter Rabbit type porcelain napkin rings – Occasionally available on eBay or Etsy (rare) search “Peter Rabbit porcelain napkin rings” or the general “Rabbit napkin rings” “bunny napkin rings” “Beatrix Potter napkin rings” “Bunny Napkin rings with clothes” etc.
Bone china vintage Peter Rabbit egg vases, sprinkling can vases and picket fence pots – from Teleflora – Often available on eBay or Etsy– search “Teleflora Peter Rabbit” and “Teleflora Beatrix Potter”
Carrot top candle holder – Homegoods 2020
Large Ceramic Rabbits with empty pots – Homegoods 2021
Artificial Flowers for Large Ceramic Rabbits – Hobby Lobby
Flatware- Oneida Marquette pattern – Oneida 20 piece place setting for 4 for other size sets search Amazon for “Flatware Onieda Marquette”
Peter Rabbit ornaments by Danbury Mint – eBay or Etsy – search “Peter Rabbit ornament” and “Beatrix Potter ornament” “Beatrix Potter Danbury Mint ornament set” if not available, a similar item is made by Schmid, Hallmark Keepsake, Beswick or F.W.& Company
Peter Rabbit Hallmark ornaments – eBay and Etsy search “Peter Rabbit Hallmark Ornaments”
Other Easter egg ornaments are from various stores
Sisal/Rattan/Straw Rabbits in canoe – old Pier 1
Other Sisal/Rattan/Straw Rabbits – Homegoods and Hobby Lobby
Glass lit eggs – Homegoods
Metal Tabletop tree – Tabletop tree Amazon – available in various colors
Bordallo Pinheiro Green Geranium Chargers – Also available at Neiman Marcus on sale 3/2022, Horchow, Amazon (when checking prices please be aware that some stores sell these individually and some sell them as a set of 2
Waterford Marquis Iced Beverage Glasses– Macy’s – https://www.macys.com/shop/product/marquis-by-waterford-markham-iced-beverage-glasses-set-of-4?ID=2059417 Also available elsewhere but with Macy’s sale price and additional coupons Macy’s price cannot usually be beat on this item.
Other Tablescapes and Outdoor Decorations
If you enjoyed this post, you may want to check out the other tablescapes and outdoor decorations for various seasons below:
Comments
I hope you enjoyed this Easter Post. I would love to hear from you if you have time to comment. Please know I welcome your comments about this post, your Easter traditions and decorations, and I also would love to hear about your experiences with reading the Peter Rabbit stories, or reading them to a child, or, looking back – having them read to you!
To comment, please scroll down to the bottom of this post.
Wishing you a Happy and Blessed Easter!!!!!
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Jane | 23rd Mar 23
Enjoyed viewing your lovely Easter Tablescapes plus all the special table decorating ideas. Especially liked how Peter Rabbit brought such an animated touch to your Easter table display. 🐰🌷💕
Jane R.
Patty | 24th Mar 23
Jane, Thanks so much for you great comment! I’m so glad you enjoyed “Peter Rabbit”! It was such a fun tablescape to put together!
Patty
Sandra @ Dinner at Eight | 29th Mar 23
I love your charming Peter Rabbit tablescape! All the added details are so cute, especially the carrot candle holder and the napkin rings.
Patty | 2nd Apr 23
Sandra, Thank you so much for your kind comments! I’m so glad you enjoyed the Peter Rabbit Tablescape! I’m glad you liked the candle holder and the napkin rings too, they are some of my favorite “finds”. Wishing you and yours a wonderful Easter!! Patty
stephanie | 15th Mar 24
Hi Patty! Your Peter Rabbit tablescape is absolutely beautiful. I loved all the delightful decorations you shared. Your tablescapes are always the cutest, and I thoroughly enjoyed this one. Thank you for sharing it with us at The Crazy Little Lovebirds link party #29
Patty | 17th Mar 24
Stephanie, Thanks so much for your sweet comment about my Petter Rabbit Tablescape!!! I’m so glad you enjoyed it!!!! Because I was a teacher for so long, it is extra fun to do a tablescape that has a connection with children’s books! Thanks again for hosting the Crazy Little Lovebirds link party every Friday! It is such a great place to visit & post. Thanks so much for taking the time to comment! I appreciate you! Patty
Linda Johnston | 17th Mar 24
I love Peter Rabbit too I first started my collection in the USA Army post exchanges decades ago! My first son’s nursery was Peter Rabbit themed. The blue walls were perfect. When we lived in china I found a street vendow I visited regularly to add pieces. Miss our WS that closed pre Covid. Enjoyed this tablescape very much!
Patty | 17th Mar 24
Dear Linda, Thanks so much for sharing your Peter Rabbit Experiences! You son’s Peter Rabbit Nursery sounds amazing! Your collection of Peter Rabbit collection sound wonderful – and what special memories it carries! I’m so glad you stopped for my Peter Rabbit Easter Tablescape post, and I hope you can come back for the next post! Thanks again for taking the time to share and comment – it means so much! I hope you had a great St. Patrick’s Day today! – Patty
Elena Wiggins | 18th Mar 24
The Peter Rabbit tablescape is so whimsical and delightful. I have a 4.5 year old who loves Peter Rabbit. I have been reading the original stories the last 2 years to him and we are almost through with our big storybook of all the stories. His first birthday was Peter Rabbit themed, so I suppose he was destined to enjoy that naughty rabbit! Hopping (pun intended) over from the heart and soul link-up
Patty | 18th Mar 24
Elena, Thank you so much for such a nice comment on my Peter Rabbit Easter Tablescape Post! And thank you for sharing your Peter Rabbit Experiences! I think its wonderful that your 4 1/2 year old loves the Peter Rabbit stories and that the 2 of you have been reading the big book of stories together each night. My “Little Boy” is 30 now, and those reading together memories are so precious! Btw, I loved the “power source” meditation on your website.
Thanks so much for taking the time to comment, it means so much!!! – Patty
Jennifer Wise | 18th Mar 24
What a sweet display. So much of your Peter Rabbit decor has a lovely “illustrated” look to it, which is wonderful. I love your tree, too! Thanks for sharing this post at the Will Blog for Comments #30 linkup. Hope to see you next time, too.
Patty | 18th Mar 24
Jennifer, Thank you so much for your kind comment on my Peter Rabbit Easter Tablescape! I’m so glad you liked it! and that you liked the Peter Rabbit and friends tree too. I will “see” you this week at your “will blog for comments” link up! I appreciate your blog and all the ideas shared! Thanks again for commenting, Your words mean so much! Patty
MaryJo Materazo | 18th Mar 24
Love this table! I have been wanting to set a Peter Rabbit table for a few years now and this was so inspiring. You have so many fabulous details! I love Beatrix Potter as well, and have saved all the pieces I had in my kid’s nurseries. Thanks for sharing and going back to look at all the fabulous details again. XO- MaryJo
Patty | 18th Mar 24
MaryJo, Thanks so much for your sweet comment about my Peter Rabbit table! You mentioned that you are thinking of doing a Peter Rabbit Tablescape – I so hope you do, as I would love to see it!!! I think it would be fabulous if you would include the Peter Rabbit pieces from your kid’s nurseries as centerpieces, or on nearby tables or cabinets, that would be so beautiful and full of blessed memories! Thanks so much for taking the time to comment, it means so much to me! – Patty
Lydia C. Lee | 18th Mar 24
Very lovely. HAppy Easter to you too #TheRandom
Patty | 18th Mar 24
Lydia, thanks so much for such a nice comment on my Peter Rabbit tablescape! I’m so glad you enjoyed it! Thanks sooooo much for taking the time to comment!! – Patty
Lydia C. Lee | 19th Mar 24
I loved peter Rabbit asa kid. So adorable #WednesdayAroundthewqorld
Patty | 19th Mar 24
Lydia, Thanks so much for your comment! I’m so glad you liked the Peter Rabbit tablescape and that you remember him as a kid. I think its always fun to look back on any good memories from our childhood! I checked out your blog, and loved reading about your trip, and seeing the amazing photography and scenery! – Patty
Joanne | 20th Mar 24
Your Easter table and all your decor is so lovely! All those Peter Rabbit pieces are adorable.
Patty | 20th Mar 24
Joanne, Thank you so much for such a nice comment about my Peter Rabbit Easter Tablescape. I’m so glad you liked it!! I had so much fun collecting Peter Rabbit things and setting them up! Thanks so much for taking the time to comment! It means so much! – Patty
Lydia C. Lee | 20th Mar 24
Thanks also for sharing with #Allseasons
Patty | 20th Mar 24
Lydia, You are very welcome!! I enjoyed both your website, and the posts shared at your #Allseasons link party!!! – Patty
Linda Primmer | 24th Mar 24
Patty, I adore your Peter Rabbit tablescape. The egg tree is fabulous. Gotta love those sweet bunnies too. Thanks so much for sharing at Love Your Creativity.
Patty | 25th Mar 24
Linda, Thanks so much for such a nice comment about my Peter Rabbit tablescape. I’m so glad you like it, and the Easter tree too! It was so much fun to put it together! Thanks so much for hosting the Love Your Creativity link party! I love seeing your tables each week and everyone else’s ideas too! Happy Spring! -Patty
Barbara | 5th Apr 24
Patty, oh my goodness! You are soooo lucky and blessed to have these views… Looking out your dining room window is like being at a fine restaurant to watch the waves, seagulls and sunsets… Thank you! I needed this. 🙂 I stopped by to say I’m glad you linked up for Share Your Style as I was able to share your post at this week’s SYS #421 for you. <3 I love all of your rabbits and cabbage china, and the balloon chairs are lovely… Our French style chairs are starting to break down so I'll be looking around for some better seating.
Enjoy your lovely home and have a lovely weekend,
Barb 🙂
Patty | 5th Apr 24
Barb, Thank you so much for such a special comment. Such a wonderful note to wake up to this morning – I’m so glad you were able to stop by for the Peter Rabbit tablescape and that you enjoyed the view from the window! I’m also so glad you liked the “Balloon” chairs – true confessions- I did not know that’s what they were called or their purpose – so I headed to google to learn about them. Thanks so much for that too, as it was really cool to see their history. Thanks so much for sharing my post with all your readers. I appreciate you! – Patty
Barbara | 5th Apr 24
p.s. We had Peter Rabbit wallpaper cutouts from England in my daughter’s nursery room back when she was little. I still have those cutouts glued to tag board… Thank you for the wonderful memories! Peter Rabbit is still a favorite series of books for me to read along with Holly Pond Hill, if you’ve ever heard of those stories.
Hugs,
Barb 🙂
Patty | 5th Apr 24
Barb, Thanks for your sweet comment about my Peter Rabbit tablescape. Your daughter’s nursery sounds like it was wonderful! I have never seen Peter Rabbit wallpaper but I know the cutouts were lovely! I so enjoy the Peter Rabbit books too. I have not heard of the Holly Pond Hill books but I will check them out. Our son had another English book character in his nursery – it was Paddington Bear. So special I think, for both our kids to have adorable book characters to look at! Thank you so much for sharing! so glad you saved the cutouts of your daughters nursery – what a special memory. – Patty
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