Outlander Jamie Clair Fraser / Lallybroch / Craigh na dun/ Culloden /James Alexander Malcolm MacKenzie Fraser/ order Sassenach

During Drought Lander or even when the series is back out, have this set handy to while away the hours dreaming of your own Jamie and Claire.

Note - the felt is premium wool blend and the mat may be ironed on medium heat.

The set includes:
- 1. Jamie Gnome doll (cause who can replicate Sam Heughan). 2. Jamie has a leather sporran that ties and holds a "wee Sawny snake" and his key to Lallybroch (if you look closely, the word SAWNY is printing on the snake). 3. His outfit includes a kilt made with Outlander plaid and a matching sash fastened with a silver Celtic knot OR a dragonfly charm. 4. A leather scabbard holds Jamie's Outlander replicated long sword. There is a dragonfly embroidered on his hat and wisps of red hair sticking out from under it in true Jamie fashion.

- 5. Claire Gnome doll has a hand-knitted shawl and a real wool skirt. Her hat has a purple thistle embroidered on it and dark curly hair comes flowing out from under her hat.

- 6. The Lallybroch replica is made from a premium wool blend felt. Some of the details are machine embroidered and the rock fascia is hand-drawn. The door opens and shuts and the rock courtyard is a wood piece with a hand-drawn and painted rock design. There is an embroidered Fraser family crest above the courtyard archway. A small wooden pen holds a tiny goat and is complete with a feeding trough filled with hay, a bucket filled with acrylic water and a bundle of hay. There is also a barrel filled with Scottish whiskey???

- 7. There is a machine embroidered vegetable garden with a wee wooden wheelbarrow full of the day's harvest. A stone fire pit includes plastic flames, a hanging clay pot filled with acrylic water and mini-boiling potatoes and the flameless flickering tea light adds a realistic effect.

- 8. Craigh na dun The stones are fashioned from a schematic drawing of the ‘real stones' used on the Outlander series. The polymer clay stones are securely attached to a cut piece of felt-covered masonite. Model railroad materials have been used for foliage, ground cover and for moss on the stones. Tiny purple flowers are placed about and if you look carefully, Claire's woolen shawl lies on order the ground where she landed after coming through. A wool felt pine tree completes the scene.

- 9. Other notable items – a wooden and polymer clay sign points the way to the various Outlander sites in Scotland and yes the distance is in miles and not kilometers as is common in Scotland. There is also a clan Frasier stone on the Colluden battlefield and another wool felt the tree is included.
Wool felt rocky paths, felt 'wooden' bridges and a felt bubbling stream add to the mat as well as embroidered thistles and heather that is strewn about. The mat measures 14" by 18" and can be rolled and tied with it's sewn on the ribbon.

- 10. All felt used in the set is a premium wool blend. There are 3 paper mache boxes for items be stored in and all items (with the exception of the rolled and tied mat) fit in a large drawstring bag. A machine embroidered Sassenach and thistle patch is on the outside of the bag.


Warning: this play et is not intended for babies or toddlers as many items pose a choking hazard. Children should be supervised while playing with the set but really it is intended for Heughligans old and younger!

Made in a smoke-free and pet-friendly home. Fabrics may vary somewhat.

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