Since
my main reason for going to Seattle was to attend the Dollhouse Show
let's start with the item I got there that can be used for the 18”
dolls. One of the my very favorite dealers at the show is Ruth
Stewart of Stewart Dollhouse Creations. Ruth creates and sells some
really nice silicone molds for use with polymer clay. I first found
her last year at the Seattle show and fell in love with the items I
got from her then. This year she was one of the first tables I
visited since I knew she had a couple of dollhouse scale items I
wanted. I was so happy to discover that they are beginning to make
items for the 18” dolls too! I was able to get her cupcake mold at
the show and ordered one more mold that she will be mailing to me as
soon as she gets home from the show. When it arrives I will post a
blog about it. I really recommend you go
over and see what all she has even though most of her items are smaller scale she is starting to add our scale too.
One
place that was really high on my list of places to go on this trip
was the American Girl Store. I had never been to one before and I
wasn't going to let the chance slip away from me. I was a good girl
though and kept my purchases in line. I only got a few things and I
love each one.
I
got this cute set of plates and mugs, won't those look cute with some
of the foods I show you all how to make? And honestly I have been
wanting to get my hands on some mugs so I could double check the
size. I do plan to show a couple of different methods of making out
own mugs soon.
I
also got the store t-shirt, I love the new design with all the
sparkle.
I
spent just enough to get the opportunity to purchase the special
outfit they were offering so I decided to go ahead and get it. I
think it is really cute especially with spring on the way.
The
other stop we made on the way home was to Hobby Lobby. I know a lot
of you can drop in any time but for me it is a drive of between 100
and 150 miles so I had to stop. I got a couple of things that I am
sure will show up in some tutorials over the next few months.
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