A Peek At Some New Handmade Items Now For Sale...

What a fantastic week this has been - Post Thame Fair sales have been amazing!

But now....after finally sifting through the unsold Thame Fair stock, I've been able to get stuck into listing unsold handmade items.  So if you have a moment, do please step inside KT Miniatures Little Handmade Emporium...and take a look at what's on offer (on both floors)! One or two of the new items have been highlighted below. As always, many of the miniature items can be used in both vintage and modern reproduction dolls houses. There are also some miniature scenes that include old dolls inside various antique containers.....and with Mother's Day looming...could possibly make rather nice presents perhaps?

A peek at "Miss Dolly & All Her Friends!"

"Story Time!"

 

Two different scullery shelves - suitable from the 1930s era onwards.

 

An old rather battered c1930s German cupboard filled with vintage style toys, including KT Miniatures handmade vintage books and c1930s Mathews Animated Empire Vaudeville Theatre!

Various piles of old books in typical KT Miniatures style!

A pile of books with an old toy elephant on wheels!

Vintage style maps in an old box....

Vintage style ephemera in an old box....

 Old rusty cans on an old book, etc.

All these and much more can be found on KT Miniatures Little Handmade Emporium.

I will be having a break from "listing" over the weekend, as a deadline for yet another magazine project is looming rapidly and I need to put my creative hat back on!  Ha ha...something that neither Robin (my workshop colleague) or I have EVER made before....so rather challenging indeed but hey....we are getting there! It is amazing what you can make out of an old leg of a pair of Marks & Spencers trousers...don't you think? Intrigued? Sorry, you are going to have to wait a few weeks and then all will be revealed.....ha ha!

Next week, I have the lovely task of listing many of the unsold antique and vintage items from Thame Fair. And although much has already been sold, there are still some rather nice pieces to be had. 

Celia