Harriet & Donald, and Lil Charlie can hardly wait for the first snowfall of the season. They love being out in it and love getting covered by snow and snowflakes. Of course, they do their fair share of shoveling, but their favorite part of a snowstorm is just standing there enjoying the beauty of the snowfall.
Harriet & Donald, and Lil Charlie are a 9"snow family. Their bodies are made of cloth with their faces embroidered or partially embroidered. Harriet and Donald have toothpick painted noses while Lil Charlie's nose is drawn. Donald has cinnamon stick arms while Harriet and Lil Charlie have none. Donald and Lil Charlie have adorable hats on their heads while Harriet has a kerchief wrapped around her head. All three have scarves wrapped around their necks. Donald is fashionably attired with a vest.
Harriet & Donald, and Lil Charlie are standing behind a charming wood fence covered with patches and snow. They have their shovel handy just in case they need to shovel. Right now they're just enjoying the snow falling on them and their clothes.
“Harriet & Donald, and Lil Charlie”, 9” Snow Family E-Pattern - Winter Series - Pattern Category - Skill Level - Beginner
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