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  1. Lots of mid-century trick-or-treat bags in both 1:12 and 1:24 scales. Lots of black cats, plus witches, jack-o-lanterns and skeletons....
  2. Very nice! Cast resin so the ball is not removable from the stand. Sold individually. Design Team Member Connie Littell...
  3. From 19th century engravings by JJ Grandville (with quite a bit of color tinting by Leslie). Victorian women representing stars...
  4. Cute gnomes and elves, sized to fit a medium-sized Jeweler's Tin (approximately 48mm in diameter). See the Small Ornament Frame...
  5. A slightly different take on Christmas (and very cute)! Note: these 2-1/2" diameter circles fit the Chipboard Ornament Layer Sets....
  6. So tiny! Antiqued gold colored metal. Flat on the back. Set of 2 251102new brass
  7. These are "just" glass cabochons glued onto printed paper prints, but they look great. A bit small for the setting...
  8. A lush curtain, perfect for an ATC or miniature stage (and I'd suggest using it twice — reversing one for the...
  9. A cute snowman face (acrylic with a pearl sheen). Sold individually. Design Team Member Connie Littell made a Sugar &...
  10. This is a companion sheet to the Fair Rosamund Collage Sheet. And quite a few of these queens are from...