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  1. A custom mix of thin slices of polymer clay canes. Perfect for a bowl of sweets in a spooky miniature...
  2. Use it as a candelabra or upside-down as a 1920s light fixture. Shown above with Clear Tulip Lamp Shades (linked...
  3. Love these! Tons of poison labels for tiny bottles. NOTE: since these are miniature, the printed version of this sheet...
  4. So tiny! Plastic spheres that are a good approximation of miniature candy. Also shown above in Ghost Candy Jar with...
  5. 13x6mm (by 4mm thick) with 1.5mm hole. Antiqued silver-tone metal. Shown above with a Large Lady of Guadalupe Spacer Bead....
  6. Bunches of witchy labels in several sizes and some witchy ephemera too. NOTE: since these are teeny tiny, the printed...
  7. Vintage French postcards for New Year... from sweet to silly (that postman)! Shown above framed with one of the Black...
  8. Victorian fashions (remember... Victoria reigned for a long, long time!) sized for the Chipboard Torso Die-Cuts. Plus some extra feet...
  9. Quite a dapper group of rabbits. Easter Parade Accordion Book (above) by Design Team Member Kristin Batsel; other components in Kristin's...
  10. Super tiny! Small enough to include on a 1:12 cake. Handmade from clay and each is a bit different. Sold...