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The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe is a fantasy novel written by C.S. Lewis. It is the first book in The Chronicles of Narnia series. The story takes place during World War II and centers around four siblings - Peter, Susan, Edmund, and Lucy - who are sent to live in the countryside with an elderly professor. While exploring the professor's large house, the children stumble upon a wardrobe that serves as a doorway to the magical world of Narnia.

While exploring the professor's large house, the children stumble upon a wardrobe that serves as a doorway to the magical world of Narnia. In Narnia, the children discover that it is always winter but never Christmas, due to the rule of the White Witch. The White Witch, also known as Jadis, is a powerful and evil sorceress who has plunged Narnia into eternal winter.

New Pattern: Rabbit in a Magic Hat

To make it work, put your hand underneath the magician's hat and bring it up into the body of the bunny (the hat and the bunny are cleverly attached inside). Put your pinkie in one of the bunny's arms, your thumb in the other, and your middle three fingers into his fully-lined and stuffed head.

Pull your hand down and the rabbit disappears inside the hat. Then make him peek out! First just the tips of his ears show, then his shy eyes, and then he pops up with a big smile. Ta da!

I had so much fun designing this toy. I hope you'll love making it! My pattern includes step-by-step photos and easy to understand instructions. You can find it right here.

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1. Nicky says October 17, 2012 at 7:05 pm

This is so cute! I love interactive toys. And please tell your daughter her hair is awesome. I love seeing other curly-haired girls!

Aw, thanks! And I will tell her. We have quite a few curly haired girls in our house 🙂 Designing interactive plush is my very favorite thing!

I made this the day after I purchased your pattern and it has been cheering up a sick girl all day! She loves it! I had a ball making it and love it just as much as Miss 3. the students in my Year 9 class a re begging to make one each! What a winner! I’ll post a picture on my blog in a few moments!
Thanks for your hard work and creative humour!

Hi Tracy,
Thank you so much! I love your rabbit in a hat and I'm going to post a link to your blog post on the Abby Glassenberg Design Facebook page. You did such a great job!
Thanks again,
Abby

Welcome! I'm Abby Glassenberg and I'm glad you're here. While She Naps is a blog about designing and sewing stuffed animals and running a creative business.

I had so much fun designing this toy. I hope you'll love making it! My pattern includes step-by-step photos and easy to understand instructions. You can find it right here.

She is known for her cruelty and icy demeanor. Jadis is feared by all creatures in Narnia and maintains control through her magic and the help of her loyal followers, the White Witch's army. As the story progresses, the children learn about a prophecy that states that when two sons of Adam and two daughters of Eve sit on the four thrones in Cair Paravel, Narnia will be freed from the White Witch's grasp. With the guidance of Aslan, the great lion and rightful ruler of Narnia, the children embark on a journey to fulfill the prophecy and overthrow the White Witch. Throughout their adventures, the children face various challenges and trials, including encounters with mythical creatures and battles against the forces of the White Witch. They gain allies along the way, such as Mr. Tumnus, a faun, and the talking beavers, who provide them with assistance and valuable information. Aslan, the brave and wise lion, plays a significant role in the story. He is a symbol of goodness and courage, and the children look to him for guidance and protection. Aslan ultimately sacrifices himself to save Edmund, who had fallen under the influence of the White Witch and betrayed his siblings. However, Aslan's sacrifice proves to be temporary, as he is resurrected and leads an army against the White Witch's forces. In the climax of the story, the children, together with Aslan, defeat the White Witch and bring about the end of winter in Narnia. They reign as kings and queens of Narnia for many years before returning to their own world through the wardrobe. The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe is a captivating tale of adventure, magic, and friendship. It explores themes of good versus evil, courage, and redemption. The characters and the mystical world of Narnia created by C.S. Lewis continue to enchant readers of all ages..

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