With a perpetual spring in his step, Allium Bunny specialises in the Charleston (or his version of it, which occasionally includes jazz paws and a hop too far). A new member of the Hopstreet Bunnies Dance Troupe, he’s always trying to impress founding members Teal Bunny and Saffyre Bunny. Allium practises like he performs – headband on, ears tucked, paws limbered. Despite his dancing prowess he’s still a little shy, but Redcurrant Bunny is helping him come out of his shell.

He may not say much, but you can always hear him two-stepping in the dance studio!

Teal Bunny may be small, but when the rhythm kicks in, she’s pure dynamite. As a founding member of the Hopstreet Bunnies Dance Troupe (alongside Saffyre Bunny), she specialises in samba – all quick steps, joyful wiggles, and ears that twirl like streamers. Her footwork? Dazzling. Her sparkle? Unmatched. And while she’s often half a beat ahead of the others, that’s just her signature flair!

Of course, samba is more than sparkly lights – it’s a celebration. And for Teal, every day is worth dancing for.

A talented, distracted artist (with a habit of reheating the same mug of tea three times), Leola always gets lost in the process. She can’t help it – when inspiration strikes, the hours just melt away… Fortunately, her cousin Bartholomew Bear is always on-hand with a tea top-up and (slightly squashed) plate of biscuits. He knows the drill! He also happens to be her favourite muse. She’s made every one of his costumes, from the ruby fluff of his Heartthrob stage outfit to the Bat Bear cape that he wore for a Halloween party. Even his bold Sun costume was a Leola original, designed to give him confidence for an upcoming carnival debut.

Peanut Penguin has picked up a new winter hobby. Our small Peanut Penguin is soft in charcoal and cream textured fur, and wears a blue knitted bobble hat.
Strapped in to a suedette snowboard, this penguin is ready to hit the slopes.

Complete with a cosy scarf and his signature grumpy expression, Timmy Turtle Decoration is proof that you don’t have to love carols to look the part at Christmas. Perfect for fans of Timmy Turtle and his famously frosty outlook, this decoration adds a touch of dry humour to even the jolliest branches.