Peter Rabbit Watering Can Metal Magnet

“Peter rushed into the tool-shed, and jumped into a watering can.” The whole difficulty is caught on this little metal magnet, with Peter in the green watering can and the pale blue scene arranged around him.

The watering can matters because it belongs to the incident. Peter is not merely standing beside a garden object; he is in the middle of the predicament, with flowers and vegetables around the border to keep the scene close to the garden world of the tale.

The flat magnet can be placed on a suitable fridge, magnetic noticeboard or other magnetic surface. Notes and reminders may come and go around it, while Peter can remain exactly where the story has left him: in the watering can.

There is a particular pleasure in recognising the scrape before reading the words. The magnet is small, but it carries a whole remembered moment of Peter Rabbit rather than simply a familiar face.