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  1. Tons of illustrated seashells (from Victorian scraps and postcards) and mini versions of souvenir postcards (including some tiny ones sized...
  2. Victorian fashions (remember... Victoria reigned for a long, long time!) sized for the Chipboard Torso Die-Cuts. Plus some extra feet...
  3. Quite a dapper group of rabbits. Easter Parade Accordion Book (above) by Design Team Member Kristin Batsel; other components in Kristin's...
  4. See... here we are 3 years after the last 3 little kittens foray, and I'm still sticking to my original...
  5. This is the largest one in the stack of suitcases shown. The 2 other sizes are linked below. Laser cut...
  6. And bats! A custom mix of thin slices of polymer clay canes. Perfect for a bowl of sweets in a...
  7. Cast metal with an antique bronze finish (and fancy, feather-like etched decorations). 15mm tall. There is 1 screwhole in each...
  8. From 19th century engravings by JJ Grandville. Victorian women representing garden flowers. Kimberly Ayers made a set of Flora's Court...
  9. Almost Spring! Well... it was feeling like Spring a couple weeks ago. All the trees started to bud and now...
  10. Gorgeous, hand-made mulberry paper flowers. The petals are so small and the paper so thick, they almost look like felt!...