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  1. Lots of ladies from the 1940s and '50s, sized to add to a 3x5 card (to make a custom vintage...
  2. Tiny microbeads (really tiny: 1mm to 3mm diameter). No holes in the beads. Perfect for bubbles in a mermaid collage,...
  3. A good shape for a potion bottle in a Halloween scene. Approx. 7/8" tall without the cork. Shown with some...
  4. Such a cutie! Solid (does not open). Shown with other resin bottles for size (linked below). Sold individually. 260816new
  5. Updated: Still the same diameter and (still) thin enough to be wrapped around an object but a new design (with...
  6. A good, basic coffee mug. Cast plastic. Sold individually. Design Team Member Kristin Batsel made Five Tiny Tins: Fairies, Mary,...
  7. Cute! 3d with a flat base; solid acrylic. I like him as a gargoyle (maybe distress with some grey paint...
  8. So much spooky fun! Set of 3 laser-cut shapes (cardstock). Shown with the Large Chipboard Tombstone Set for scale. Design...
  9. The bathing machine was a device, popular in the 18th and 19th centuries, to allow people to change out of...
  10. Thin slices of polymer clay canes (about 10x10mm). Perfect for a bowl of tiny candy to decorate a miniature scene....