Does the mermaid live in this beautiful bottle or is it by the hand of some talented artist that this mermaid has been placed? Maybe if you take this bottle home and place it on a sideboard and listen very carefully on some quiet night you may hear the mermaid singing…or not.

A prize for placing in the Pentathlon. Joyful flowers in orange and pink that look like little propellers ready to take off into the sky. Your pets are ready to take off and do their best in the competition. Well done on placing in the Pentathlon.

Well, step inside, my furry friends! Don't bump the cobwebs in the doors, please, it took forever to get the decor just right. Are you hungry? I've been creating some small crafty batches of brews here in the kitchen! Grab a mug and try something delicious. Batwing Berry Muffins just coming out of the oven! Don't mind the clean spots, I will have them dirty again in no time!

Grocery List:
Bread
Celery
Cookies
Salad dressing
Toad

Toad? Who put toad on my list? Here I am, standing in the grocery store, staring at a jar on the shelf that is staring right back at me! Do I really need toad? Slowly I put the sloshy jar of toad into my cart, before heeding the irresistable urge to go to the snack aisle… who put cookies on my list?

What a sight! Tossed upon a stormy sea this sailing ship is fighting to stay the course and reach its destination. Alas, it never will reach its intended port of call as it is forever trapped inside a globe. This globe decoration is sure to spark the imagination. What stories will you tell?

Oh! What an interesting jar, with a lingering scent of Myrrh. This may be an antique vessel that held precious oils. Other vessels would have contained waxes, resins, tars, and oils. These substances were used for embalming, but we won’t go further into that, as some of the younger pets are looking a little queasy.

This floppy, pink, plush bunny may look familiar. Created to resemble a cherished bunny made by a loving grandmother this bunny is completely hand-stitched and stuffed with love and cotton fluff. Be sure to give this bunny lots of hugs.

What a delightful and delicately decorated tree! Are those fairies?

Have no concerns; those are not real fairies. No fairy will stay on a tree for long; they have things to do and places to go. But fairies did make these pretty lights in their own image. Don’t they look lovely?

You walk into the library and see rows of shelves filled with books. Wait for it, the magic is about to start. The title on a book's spine grabs your attention, you open the pages and begin to read.

You are transported to another world, meeting new characters and following in their footsteps as they go about their adventure. The world of shelves and books you were in moments ago no longer exists; instead, you are helping to solve a mystery, cooking alongside the world’s most famous chefs, or climbing the highest mountain peaks.

Mystery, laughter, magic and more reside on the pages of books.

Take a walk on a warm summer evening, and you may hear a whispering— you look around but see no one. There—on the riverbank—is a tree with long sweeping branches that touch the ground. A soft glow surrounds the tree, and you want to go closer. The whispering becomes louder are those fairies chatting, or perhaps some elves have made their home here.
You walk nearer and peer closely, seeking what is behind the leaves. You sense movement, and the whispering continues. The sun is low in the sky now, and it is hard to see; you want to walk to the trunk and stand under the swaying green leaves. Perhaps it is just the breeze moving the leaves. Will you push aside the leaves and enter, or will you keep walking homeward, leaving this space for whatever lives and plays amongst the willow leaves?

These bell-shaped blooms though not real nature, are real in PnF land, where magic happens every day. Vibrant blue to orange bells with splashes and dots of white and blue are magical enough for any garden where you want to make a statement.

Tie back the drapes and let the light in. These floor-length drapes made from cotton velvet in regal purple will make a statement of elegance in any room. The perfect match to the new purple couch.

Warmer days are here, and as we all shed sweaters and jackets, you will need something cooler to wear during the day.

This little blue polka dot dress with white trim is cool and stylish, perfect to wear when attending an afternoon tea party.

My kingdom for a carriage. If you have a kingdom, you probably have a carriage and it looks like the Royal carriage makers worked overtime crafting this splendid carriage.

This elegant carriage, with enough gold trim to please the most flamboyant, will carry you in style to the royal ball or if you don’t mind lots of stares, to the grocery store to pick up the milk you forgot for the rice pudding.

Have your pets always wanted to live in a castle? This is your chance to snap up a medium-sized castle. Of course, the more rooms a dwelling has the more cleaning must be done, but we are sure all the extra space will be worth it. There is room for a home theatre, a gaming room, a sewing room and a huge library, you might even fit a bowling alley in the basement. We hear rumours of a secret tunnel leading to, who knows where. Whoever decides to live in this castle can have hours of fun exploring and maybe find some long-forgotten treasure.

Hey! The Dragon here. You may have been chatting with good old St. George. Yes, he tells it true. We are the best of friends and we certainly enjoy a spot of tea and some cakes, that St. George brings with him when he comes to visit.

Rumours and old tales are funny things, and it is a good thing we can laugh about them. St. George and I are planning a trip soon. With all our conversations about stories we thought it would be fun to visit other places that have myths written about them. I might find some new teas to try and I am sure St. George would love to discover some new cakes.

Once upon a time, well, this is the time really, the sword is here amongst us now. No one is sure if this sword was plucked from a stone, or found buried in a field, but here it is.

A sword that holds mystery from the writing along the blade to the green glow that shines forth. Is it magical? Is it cursed? It probably would be a good idea to keep it in a museum but it is so pretty that one is quite tempted to display it. Maybe it can be used to cut grass or slice up a melon. Just take care, it is sharp.

What a sight! Tossed upon a stormy sea this sailing ship is fighting to stay the course and reach its destination. Alas, it never will reach its intended port of call as it is forever trapped inside a globe. This globe decoration is sure to spark the imagination. What stories will you tell?

The essential building blocks, every mad Doctor knows the key to a good monster is all in the quality of the build. New-trons, pro-trons, New-clee-eye stirred together, add a dash of static electric and POOF! Starting a new mutation……...

My kingdom for a carriage. If you have a kingdom, you probably have a carriage and it looks like the Royal carriage makers worked overtime crafting this splendid carriage.

This elegant carriage, with enough gold trim to please the most flamboyant, will carry you in style to the royal ball or if you don’t mind lots of stares, to the grocery store to pick up the milk you forgot for the rice pudding.

A tree that will never lose its leaves. Perhaps a magical spell has been placed upon this tree causing it to stay green forever. The winner is you and your pets as you will always have a place to sit and read or relax, under the lush green leaves of this special tree.

Mushrooms have sprung up all over this delightful mushroom house. I bet mushroom casserole is an easy dish to make with all the available mushrooms, just don’t start to take apart the house or your pets will need to find a new home.

Mushrooms have sprung up all over this delightful mushroom house. I bet mushroom casserole is an easy dish to make with all the available mushrooms, just don’t start to take apart the house or your pets will need to find a new home.

Beadmaking is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! The Carved Bone Bead represented the wisdom and memories of the Pet from whom it came, and was proudly worn by members of their Pet Clan.

Beadmaking is one of the most ancient art forms, prevalent throughout the Early, Middle and Late Bronze Ages. The artistry of this unique handcrafted core-formed glass bead captured the imagination of discerning Pets across the lands, who used it to create jewellery, to adorn ceremonial clothing, and to embellish their most precious artefacts! The Carved Bone Bead represented the wisdom and memories of the Pet from whom it came, and was proudly worn by members of their Pet Clan.

Mwahk? Swhak? How am I supposed to get mom's attention with this binky stuck in my bill? Kvak? sheesh.

Hey! The Dragon here. You may have been chatting with good old St. George. Yes, he tells it true. We are the best of friends and we certainly enjoy a spot of tea and some cakes, that St. George brings with him when he comes to visit.

Rumours and old tales are funny things, and it is a good thing we can laugh about them. St. George and I are planning a trip soon. With all our conversations about stories we thought it would be fun to visit other places that have myths written about them. I might find some new teas to try and I am sure St. George would love to discover some new cakes.

What a sight! Tossed upon a stormy sea this sailing ship is fighting to stay the course and reach its destination. Alas, it never will reach its intended port of call as it is forever trapped inside a globe. This globe decoration is sure to spark the imagination. What stories will you tell?

Once upon a time, well, this is the time really, the sword is here amongst us now. No one is sure if this sword was plucked from a stone, or found buried in a field, but here it is.

A sword that holds mystery from the writing along the blade to the green glow that shines forth. Is it magical? Is it cursed? It probably would be a good idea to keep it in a museum but it is so pretty that one is quite tempted to display it. Maybe it can be used to cut grass or slice up a melon. Just take care, it is sharp.

Mushrooms have sprung up all over this delightful mushroom house. I bet mushroom casserole is an easy dish to make with all the available mushrooms, just don’t start to take apart the house or your pets will need to find a new home.

Hey! The Dragon here. You may have been chatting with good old St. George. Yes, he tells it true. We are the best of friends and we certainly enjoy a spot of tea and some cakes, that St. George brings with him when he comes to visit.

Rumours and old tales are funny things, and it is a good thing we can laugh about them. St. George and I are planning a trip soon. With all our conversations about stories we thought it would be fun to visit other places that have myths written about them. I might find some new teas to try and I am sure St. George would love to discover some new cakes.

The quarter piece of the state of Alaska features an iconic brown bear catching a salmon. The quarter also displays the north star.

Spin! Spin! Spin! Harder! Pump it out! You know you got it in you! Come on! You ain’t no quitter! Keep going! Harder! Harder! It’s just a small hill to climb. Keep going! You can do it! Man those spin class instructors can be brutal….but what a work out! Let your pet join you in the fun and get a Petz-r-cycle 3500 for the new year. We don’t have the same delivery delays as a certain popular bike right now.

I am sure many of you know the mythical stories about me. As with all stories—especially mythical ones—they change with time and little remains of the original. So I would like to tell my version insomuch as a plush can tell a story.

There never was a fight or even an angry feeling on my part toward the dragon. I doubt the dragon harboured any ill will toward the villagers, as he and I have discussed many times, he was busy doing dragon stuff, flying around checking on his kingdom, making sure all the other inhabitants were comfortable and no one was stirring up any problems.

The dragon and I have become fast friends over the years and we try to meet monthly to share news. The dragon makes the tea and I bring the luscious cakes for us both to enjoy as we reminisce and enjoy a laugh at how stories change or are made up to begin with.

Ahem. I do believe I pointed out that I was the sort of tree you find in a creepy forest? And I also warned you not to come too close? Let this be a lesson to you. Next time a tree talks to you, listen!

Pale as moonlight, she glides up the floor toward her love. Dressed in a gown as light as mist. She wears a crown of midnight flowers with a veil of spiderwebs that cascades down her dark locks.

With wide adoring eyes, she will gaze upon the face of her love as she commits to an eternity of togetherness.

Perhaps the only thing more wondrous than a natural snowflake is a manufactured rimed snowflake? Handmade specifically for your artistic enjoyment! Find me, collect me, or swap me for your favourite snowflake. The only certainty is that there will be a lot of handmade snowflakes around, there for the catching, if you’re quick enough and persistent enough!

Apply this nutty, spicy almond fragrance infused with sage and every pet will know that you like things that are a bit on the wild side.

The scents of oak, moss, and lemon combine into a tingling, tantalizing aroma for the pet that prefers the great outdoors.

Cool, crisp after shave lotion in a handsome blue pump contains a fresh after-the-rain fragrance and is the perfect soothing product for pets who have just shaved their whiskers.

Spray this delightful tropical plumeria fragrance all over and enjoy the scents of an island vacation all throughout the day.

Are you or your pets in love with turrets? This castle boasts so many turrets that each pet can have their own room in a turret. The views from the windows in the turrets is spectacular, no one is going to sneak up on this castle.

Rooms in turrets are wonderful places to curl up and read books, set up your painting easel or just day dream while looking out the window at the sweeping vistas below you.

Castles hold many secrets and pets of a curious nature will be delighted to explore the many rooms, secret hallways and hidden chambers.

In the hottest and driest areas of Egypt the evergreen Acacia tree, known as the Tree Of Life, provides much-needed shade and a source of wood for building. The Acacia is also a source of emergency fodder for livestock when other food is scarce. The wood of the Acacia is very strong and resistant to water damage, rot and decay.

Thrones are wonderful, with all the details and rich materials used. But they are not wonderful to sit on for long periods. This Egyptian throne is carved from a stone block and decorated with the head of a Pharaoh, the details done in gold and lapis lazuli. An eye-catching piece of furniture for your Egyptian-themed room. Offer this seat to the guest that you don’t want to stay overly long.

My kingdom for a carriage. If you have a kingdom, you probably have a carriage and it looks like the Royal carriage makers worked overtime crafting this splendid carriage.

This elegant carriage, with enough gold trim to please the most flamboyant, will carry you in style to the royal ball or if you don’t mind lots of stares, to the grocery store to pick up the milk you forgot for the rice pudding.

Hey! The Dragon here. You may have been chatting with good old St. George. Yes, he tells it true. We are the best of friends and we certainly enjoy a spot of tea and some cakes, that St. George brings with him when he comes to visit.

Rumours and old tales are funny things, and it is a good thing we can laugh about them. St. George and I are planning a trip soon. With all our conversations about stories we thought it would be fun to visit other places that have myths written about them. I might find some new teas to try and I am sure St. George would love to discover some new cakes.

A prize for placing in the Pentathlon. Delicate pink puffballs flowers. Cheerful and bright will add a dash of eye-catching colour to your floral display.

Does the mermaid live in this beautiful bottle or is it by the hand of some talented artist that this mermaid has been placed? Maybe if you take this bottle home and place it on a sideboard and listen very carefully on some quiet night you may hear the mermaid singing…or not.

Oh! What an interesting jar, with a lingering scent of Myrrh. This may be an antique vessel that held precious oils. Other vessels would have contained waxes, resins, tars, and oils. These substances were used for embalming, but we won’t go further into that, as some of the younger pets are looking a little queasy.

The Papyrus plant is a sedge and it was indeed used to make papyrus/paper. Native to the shallow water along the Nile River, these airy plants love full sun and the feathery flower is delightful.

The Egyptian lily is an important symbol in Egypt, found carved on pillars, alters, and painted on walls. The lily is a sign of the sun and rebirth. This stylized depiction of the Egyptian lily is perfect to add to your art slides if you are making an Egyptian-themed scene.

In case anyone cares there is a new king in town. Step aside King Tut and bow down to King Penguin! Ruling the First Dynasty of pNf is the almighty King Guin. Gifts of fresh fish as always accepted.

What a find! An ancient or maybe new Egyptian ewer, hand painted with camels, lots of camels on a sun-drenched background. The perfect receptacle for your Egyptian coffee, unless this is a true antique; then you may want to keep it safe in a curio cabinet. 

The sphinx with the head of a human, wings of an eagle and body of a lion represented royalty and sacred status. A sphinx would stand guard by tombs as the image is quite terrifying.

This bear sphinx is not scary, it is playful, with a brilliant Egyptian headdress and a smiling face, welcoming all pets. 

Fan like an Egyptian. Over 4,000 years ago Egyptians invented the fan, thank goodness for that. On a hot day, all the pets love to laze around and have a good pal fan them. Of course, they all take turns. This lovely feather fan—all the feathers are found feathers not plucked—is perfect to create a cooling breeze.