Lumi Lane Studios

Meet the Pebble Loop Crew

Four needle-felted helpers live in Pebblepond Yard, a cosy round yard around a duck pond. Instead of faces, they look and feel through two glowing peeper lamps on bendy stalks: bright when they’re happy, a soft grey when something’s wrong. Their friend Ilka, a six-year-old helper in a yellow helmet, spots each “uh-oh” and helps fix it safely.

Dewbert, Water-tank truck: Sky blue with white raindrop dots, a white hose coiled like a snail shell on his side and a watering-can sprinkler at the back.

Dewbert

Water-tank truck (he). Waters the Flower Ring and the Lamp Tree.

Sky blue with white raindrop dots, a white hose coiled like a snail shell on his side and a watering-can sprinkler at the back.

Cheerful, slow and steady, and loves a good splash.

Shout along: “Pitter-pat-PLOOSH!”

Sweepkin, Little street sweeper: Moss green and teardrop-shaped, with two round buttercup-yellow brushes at the front that stick out like whiskers.

Sweepkin

Little street sweeper (she). Keeps the Pebble Loop path clear of leaves.

Moss green and teardrop-shaped, with two round buttercup-yellow brushes at the front that stick out like whiskers.

Busy, tidy and a little ticklish; she hums while she works.

Shout along: “Tickle-tickle-SWOOP!”

Hoopsy, Little yard crane: Tall, slim and bubblegum pink, with a stretchy arm that ends in a big round ring-hoop with a padded clip.

Hoopsy

Little yard crane (she). Lifts things up high: birdhouses, lanterns and chimes.

Tall, slim and bubblegum pink, with a stretchy arm that ends in a big round ring-hoop with a padded clip.

Gentle and careful; sometimes nervous about big jobs, but brave when she breathes slowly.

Shout along: “Hoop-a-loop-a-LIFT!”

Boxley, Delivery van: Lavender purple and boxy with soft corners, a wooden roof rack, cupboard-style back doors with a round porthole and a tiny brass knocker.

Boxley

Delivery van (he). Brings parcels to and from the Post Nook.

Lavender purple and boxy with soft corners, a wooden roof rack, cupboard-style back doors with a round porthole and a tiny brass knocker.

Curious and full of surprises; he always wonders “who’s it for?”

Shout along: “Knock-knock, TA-DAH!”