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Pocket Pork by Carol T Chung
Now there's no denying the ultimate power of beady little eyes, (just consider the mass appeal of pug dogs) but when those shining black orbs are supposed to belong to plush versions of yummy chinese steamed or fried dumplings, those little fellas just hit straight to the heart and to heart of my tummy. Packaged in an adorable take-out container, each box comes with three Pocket Porks, a button, and a sticker. Designed by Shawnimals out in Chicago, IL, each Pocket Pork is made by hand. With only 100 boxes available upon release, these little buggers have already sold out at My Plastic Heart. (tear!)
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