Bring cheery 80s nostalgia to your farmhouse shelf with Woolma Lamb—the prima-ballerina sheep of American Greetings’ Get Along Gang. Here she’s plucking sweet apples beside a sturdy tree whose leafy crown doubles as a coin-slot canopy. Pop pennies in the treetop, or simply enjoy the pop-art palette of orchard-green, barn-red, and sunny yellow that ties right into our Happy Rooster Farmhouse vignette. Each side offers a new scene—apple basket in front, tiny white daisies round the trunk, and Woolma’s signature ruffled tutu peeking out in back—making this figurine a 360° dose of whimsy.
History & Fun Facts • Get Along Gang debuted in 1983 as a greeting-card line from American Greetings’ Those Characters From Cleveland (TCFC) before jumping to Saturday-morning TV in 1984. • Woolma Lamb, an aspiring ballerina, was one of the six core characters and quickly spun off into plushes, PVC minis, and chalkware banks like this one.
