Woodrow the Bunny | Cuddle Cloth Lovey

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plant-dyed handmade paper

Individually letterpress printed

thoughtfully made In california

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Meet Woodrow, your little one’s new favorite friend. With floppy ears, gently knotted paws, and the softest cotton body, this bunny brings a sense of calm and comfort. Lovingly designed to soothe and delight, Woodrow is the perfect first companion... gentle enough for babies, durable enough for toddler adventures. Whether you’re looking for a little huggable playmate or are in need of a sweet baby shower gift, this bunny lovey is ready to hop right into your heart (and your nursery).

Features: * Approximately 20" x 15" * 100% cotton * Embroidered face * Polyester fiberfill stuffing * Machine washable * CPSC certified for safety * Designed in the USA, and made in India Safety Disclaimers: Recommended for ages 0+ and compliant with all applicable safety standards. Always supervise during use. Remove from crib or sleep area when baby is sleeping unattended. This product is not intended to cover a child's face or restrict airflow. Keep away from open flame and heat sources. Packaging is not a to

We create our paper goods with great care and love in our studio in Palo Cedro, California! Loren writes and creates each design, often using sketching and handwriting, and then pairs it with the perfect paper color. Tim, Colin and Xela transform natural fibers into beautiful, plant-dyed, deckle-edged sheets. Lydia, Elevia, Christy and Jessica print them one-at-a-time on our antique presses and package them up for you! Scroll down for more details about our artisan making process.

Emily and Lydia will carefully pack up your order and ship it via the method you choose at check out. Our shipping timeline is one to three business days, and almost all orders will ship within one business day!

Please email us at shipping@farmette.co if you need your order to arrive by a certain date, and we will do everything we can to accommodate.

Hand Crafted with love

Farmette paper starts with natural cotton fibers, which are upcycled from the garment industry, and abaca fibers, from a plant in the banana family. 

These materials are weighed and soaked, and then processed for four to five hours into pulp with a simple machine called a Hollander beater, which macerates the fibers so that they will knit together when shaken in water.

Once the beater is emptied, we use plant powders and occasionally minerals in careful ratios to dye our pulp in our natural palette. Most dyes are left for a 12-hour period to set.

Sustainably created

Next, the pulp is added to a vat of water. The papermaker skillfully pulls a screen stretched over a frame, with another frame on top - called a mould and deckle - through the pulpy water and shakes the slurry as the water drains out through the screen, leaving the shapes of the paper behind. 

Excess water is sponged out, and the wet sheets of paper are transferred onto fabrics sandwiched between acrylic sheets. Stacks of these sandwiches are then moved onto a hydraulic press, where remaining water is slowly squeezed out and the fibers are further knit together to create a strong paper surface.

We Use Antique Letterpresses

These fabric-paper sandwiches are then removed from the press and hung to dry. Once they are dry, paper sheets are peeled off the fabrics by hand, and folded by hand into cards if necessary.

At this point, the paper is moved to our print room, where our press people print our designs on antique lettepresses and hot foil presses. 

One By One...

Our designs, many with hand sketching or lettering that has been digitized, have been made into  photopolymer plates or copper dies, which must be expertly aligned on the presses. One at a time, a piece of paper is precisely placed, and the press is activated by a foot pedal or hand lever to imprint the design into the paper.

The prints are then inspected for quality and placed with their envelopes or backers into a sleeve for safe-keeping. They’re ready to be shipped to our beloved customers all over the world!