(Note: Peanut the Bat cannot actually hang upside-down)

Skye is a red squirrel from the coniferous forests of Scotland. A bashful lass, she will hide away when you first approach her, but once you get to know each other, you’ll find she likes to play and be silly with you. She’ll even show you where to find the best nuts!

These simple two-part eggs make delightful decorations, as well as vessels for small Easter goodies! They can also be a fun addition to indoor Easter egg hunts – hide them around the house for your family to find!

Rong-Yi (荣毅 – meaning “glory” or “honour”) is an intelligent young dragon from the mountains of Western China. Like those born in the Year of the Dragon, he is charming, confident and naturally lucky. He hopes that some of his luck may rub off on you in the year to come!

Consisting of a central white ball with an external net of chain stitch, this bauble is a simple but pretty festive decoration for your tree or mantelpiece. As the net is removable, you could make more than one net and interchange them, so your bauble will go with any colour scheme!

Ava is an independent little dinosaur who loves nothing more than going on a thrilling adventure! She first hatched in western Laurasia (now North America) in the late Jurassic period, so she isn’t entirely sure how she got to present day Britain, but she is excited to explore her new surroundings!

Ollie is an inquisitive young bird from the forests of England. He just loves to read (fiction or non-fiction) and, though it can get him into trouble sometimes, he is always hungry for knowledge – and crickets!

Mea (pronounced MAY-uh) is an easy-going marsupial, fond of long naps, long hugs and eucalyptus-flavoured baked goods. Originally from the forests of eastern Australia, he never quite got accustomed to British weather, and can usually be seen wearing his cosy blue jumper. His friend Kala, on the other hand, likes the weather just fine, and pref...