Hallmark is the most recent company to launch a new product into the war to take over my precious desk-space. The adorable “Itty Bitty” plushies are compact, soft, and just about dying to hang from my backpack.
The current lines include Disney and Friends, DC Comics, and the Wizard of Oz. and we can expect more Star Wars and Rudolf collections later this year! Oh, how I’d like to bounce a mini-Bumble.
Each 4″ plush retails for $6.95, but through April 20th, you can get 4 Itty Bitties for the price of 3 at both online and retail locations. Check out some of the little cuties below!
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