and 4 the leaf 10 is shown in flexure i e bent over in the region of the clamping zone 20 as shown in fig3 or slit to give an opening for receiving vegetation in the form of the twig 22 of slender elongate form in use the application of the leaf 10 to the twig 22 is achieved by passing the twig 22 into the clamping zone 20 with the twig being accommodated in the end holes 18 the leaf 10 is then allowed substantially to reassume its unflexed state thus clamping the leaf to the twig 22 it will be appreciated that the attachment of the leaf to the twig is secured without the need to thread the leaf over the twig along its length to the desired position referring now to fig5 like parts have been assigned the same numerals of reference as used in the foregoing figures this figure represents an animal 30 such as a dog having four legs 23 represented and constituted by pieces of vegetation for example twigs 22 with a spinal column 28 also comprised of a twig 22 with a trifurcated rear end 28 u2032 the legs and the column being conjoined by a synthetic element forming the main body part 31 of the dog 30 the main body part 31 of the dog 30 includes a number of attachment 14 shown engaging the legs 23 the application.