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  1. Who knows what you'll use these for... miniature stacking baby blocks? Feet under a shadowbox? Make a dollhouse scale jack-in-the-box?...
  2. Sold by 12" lengths. Shown below as roof beams in a dollhouse scale project. Design Team Member Teri Calia made...
  3. Beside their stated purpose, they could be feet for a large chest or box. Or use a couple together (flipped...
  4. Or a stand (or base) for a 3D assemblage. (Or feet for a large box?) Approx. 1-1/8" tall. Sold individually....
  5. Adorable little 3D boxes to fold together into hat boxes, glove or shoe boxes... who knows what your tiny dollhouse...
  6. Ah... look at these lovely ladies! Fashions from 1910 through the 1920s. Such a lot of changes in silhouettes in...
  7. Note: the latest batch are more turquoise blue (instead of green) as compared to the older ones. The main photo...
  8. Meant to be a tassel cap but these are the perfect size to sit on a miniature table as a...
  9. Aw... petite facades that fit an Altoids Tin. Note: there's a related 3D roof (that fits behind the tops of...
  10. Oo la la! French fashion magazines from (mainly) the 1930s and 1940s. Most are 1:12 & 1:24 scale. There are...