Leafnest Picnic

Five Leaves. One Little Picnic World.

Leafnest Picnic
Unfold a Little Garden. Share a Little Story.

A friendly hedgehog, a pocketful of strawberries, and a tiny picnic waiting to begin. Leafnest Picnic brings quilted leaf panels and fabric play accessories together in a woodland-inspired setting for pretend play.

A Little Garden Around Every Leaf

Spread the five leaf-shaped panels around the hedgehog to reveal a miniature picnic scene. Each leaf offers something different to explore, from a strawberry pocket to a little place setting.

Choose where to begin, arrange the picnic, and imagine who might be coming to visit.

Pick a Berry for Your Picnic

Fabric strawberries peek out of a leaf-shaped pocket, ready to become part of the pretend feast. Take one out, offer it to a guest, and tuck it back when the picnic is over.

Count the berries together, talk about their colors, or let your child decide what the hedgehog would like for lunch.

Lift a Leaf. Find a Little Hiding Place.

A round fabric pouch with a leaf-shaped flap adds a little surprise to the garden. Lift the flap, look inside, and choose a picnic treasure to tuck away.

Make it a simple guessing game: hide a play piece and invite someone to discover what is waiting beneath the leaf.

Set a Tiny Table for a Big Little Story

A fabric cup, plate, and floral place setting bring familiar picnic rituals into play. Add the pretend bread, serve a berry, and invite the hedgehog to join the gathering.

From offering a snack to pouring an imaginary cup of tea, everyday moments become stories your child can lead.

Meet Your Woodland Picnic Guest

With a rounded nose, a smiling face, and a shaggy-textured back, the hedgehog brings a friendly character to the center of the scene.

Give it a name, invent its favorite picnic food, or imagine the woodland friends it has invited. A little personality makes every gathering feel different.

Textures and Details to Explore

Quilted leaf veins, stitched strawberry seeds, botanical embroidery, and a spotted mushroom detail give the garden its character. Sage, olive, cream, and peach create a gentle woodland palette.

Look closely at the stitching, compare the different surfaces, and find the little details on each leaf.

A Little Picnic. A Moment Together.

Sit beside your child and let them be the host. Take turns choosing the menu, setting the picnic, and deciding what happens when the guests arrive.

• Prepare: Spread out the leaves and arrange the play pieces.
• Serve: Offer a pretend strawberry, bread, or cup of tea.
• Discover: Hide a piece beneath the leaf flap.
• Imagine: Create a new woodland picnic story together.

Little Details That Make the Scene

• Five quilted leaf-shaped activity panels
• A friendly plush hedgehog centerpiece
• Fabric strawberries and a leaf-shaped pocket
• A round pouch with a lift-up leaf flap
• Pretend bread tucked into a fabric holder
• Fabric picnic cup, plate, and botanical place setting
• Mushroom appliqué and embroidered garden details

A Picnic Made from Imagination.

Spread the leaves, welcome a little friend, and make room for a story worth sharing.