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  1. This set comes with parts for a heavy chipboard shadowbox, plus a die-cut (lighter weight chipboard) scored piece to make...
  2. I love the 1910s... especially through about 1915... before the hems started creeping up (toward the end of the decade,...
  3. These chipboard borders were based on Victorian house trims. I can imagine lots of uses, but a couple ideas are...
  4. Tons of tiny designs! Designed to fit all of these:- Oval Back Chair - 1:12 Scale (2 upholstery designs)- Chunky...
  5. Not standard tarot cards but 19th century French fortune cards. Card are in 3 sizes; the largest are 1-3/4" tall...
  6. Aren't these adorable (and I love all those parasols)! The fruits of delving into Leslie's costume history archives; from fashion...
  7. I've been collecting round things for this sheet for quite a while. From cigar labels, wrought ironwork, astronomical charts, game...
  8. All kinds of silliness here! Clock faces originally designed to fit behind all the sizes of round clock face "holes"...
  9. Adorably tiny book covers. Sized for the Set of Miniature Books but will also fit tiny tomes approx 7/8" to...
  10. Cast resin, each is a bit different (note some are missing their mandible). Shown above with a group of 1:12...