Available now through Fools Paradise is the new “Born to Lottery” Edition Golden Gummy Keiko figure. These are limited to 100 pieces, with only 50 pieces available through Fools Paradise. You can find them HERE for $250, which includes Global EMS Shipping. This release features a transparent bear outer case...
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Fools Paradise Golden Gummy Keiko Born to Lottery Edition
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Funko Pop! Disney: The Jungle Book & Robin Hood!
Funko rolls out a couple of Disney classic movie cartoon themed Pop!s and they look pretty animal-orable! First up is the 3-piece Mowgli, Kaa, and Shere Khan from "The Jungle Book" … then from "Robin Hood" comes Robin Hood, Prince John and Sir Hiss! (2 x Tigers and 2 x Snakes? Hhhmmmm I smell a 'pattern' here … ;p) All of whom have a October availability schedule, so time to check in with your![]()
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Age of Extinction / Lost Age AD-31 Knight Armor Optimus Prime New Official Images
Amazon Japan has posted high resolution official photos of Knight Armor Optimus Prime, an extensive retool of the Advanced Series (Generations) Leader Optimus Prime. This figure features changes to the torso, lower legs and forearms, as well as a new design head that allows the figure to be displayed with mask on or mask off. Knight Armor Optimus is scheduled for release on November 15th, and is listed at 8000 (plus 8% tax inside Japan), so expect this to easily top $100 from your usual import sources. Keep reading to check out all the images!
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Wood Carved BIRDMAN from Blamo
"Birdman may have been mocked by the Jays when he was younger, but now even the eagles admire him for flying higher and faster than anyone else in Blamoville. He's the only one to nearly collide with Sputnik Jr. as it fell from orbit and although his sonic booms cause quite a commotion when the dinner bell rings, he is never late for dessert. In his spare time, Birdman lifeguards at the Kalamazoo![]()
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The Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye #34 - Three Page iTunes Preview
THE DILEMMA! On a planet dedicated to Right and Wrong, four damaged AUTOBOTS must make an impossible choice: kill or cure? Whatever they decide, their lives will never be the same.
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2014 Halloween Unlucky Bags from Cometdebris
Halloween Unlucky Bags from Cometdebris will be on sale October 18th at 10:00 PM Pacific (October 19th at 2:00 PM Japan) via cometdebris.com. Available in 3 sizes:
*SMALL - Includes 2 different figures: 1 mini and 1 medium. $111.
*MEDIUM - Includes 4 different figures: 2 minis and 2 mediums. $222.
*LARGE - Includes 5 different figures: 2 minis, 2 mediums, and 1 Zagoran. $333.
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Disney Pixar CARS: Fast as Lightning Mobile Video Game
“Gameloft and Disney Interactive Release Cars: Fast as Lightning for iPhone, iPads, Windows Phones and Android.” Start your Nitro! Gameloft, a leading global publisher of digital and social games and Disney Interactive are pleased to announce the release of Cars: Fast as Lightning, a new game inspired by Disney Pixar’s Cars franchise. Cars: Fast as […]
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"Derailed 2: Electric Boogaloo" @ Cardboard Spaceship (Opens Nov 1)
Cardboard Spaceship will be hosting group art show DERAILED 2 : ELECTRIC BOOGALOO at Woot Bear in San Francisco, opening November 1st, 2014 - featuring over 50 artists working on the All City-Style model trains from Bigshot Toyworks. "Derailed 1" was held in May 2008, so this'll be quite a comeback show!
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Toys"R"Us® Launches #PlayItForward Initiative To Help Children In Need During Its Annual Toys for Tots Fundraising ...
Again this year, NBA Legend, philanthropist and entrepreneur Shaquille O'Neal is reporting back to Toys for Tots duty as his alter ego Shaq-A-Claus to encourage customers to donate to the cause, along with a new mission that will help double the giving: the #PlayItForward Challenge. Throughout the campaign, Shaq-A-Claus is asking supporters to take the ultimate "un-selfie" – a photo of ...
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Release of Kubé DIY Platform from Helmemates
From Syracuse, NY-based artist Mosi Armstrong comes the impending release of a new Do-It-Yourself platform to join the toy scene; called Kubé (KOO-bay)."Kubé is a 4" tall resin toy with no moveable parts and is meant strictly as a do it yourself platform similar to Kid Robot's Munny figures. Like the other DIY figures, it will be customizable with sculpting clay, paint, etc." - added Mosi.SRP is![]()
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New Tattoo Ideas For Guitar Lover
I will talk about the new tattoo ideas. If you are a fan of music and especially the guitar, tattoo idea is right for you. In this article we are talking about a high quality guitar tattoos to inspire you, if you’re looking for a tattoo design on your body. With this tattoo design is […]
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Marvel Store Exclusive Bleeding Edge Marvel Select Iron Man Figure
If you are an action figure collector, chances are that you have more Iron Man action figures than you can count on both hands. Though, Tony Stark continues to develop new and improved versions of...
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Daredevil in plastic – an action figure history of the Man Without Fear
It’s a great time to be a Daredevil fan. Fresh off a thrilling NYCC that showed off footage of the new Netflix series that’s already garnering impressive praise, Daredevil is poised to...
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Is it time to Pop! open the Jungle Book? And, um, something Robin Hood
Funko has released some official images of its upcoming Pop! figures from two classic Disney films. The Jungle Book's Mowgli, Shere Khan, and Kaa as well as Robin Hood's Robin Hood, Prince John, and Sir Hiss (no relation to King Hiss) are slated for release this month.
While I can't say that I was a fan of either film as a kid, Prince John, Kaa, Shere Khan, and Sir Hiss (see gallery) are adorable. I'm somewhat less found of the titular Robin Hood, but he still looks pretty neat.
Expect to see these guys on shelves near you in the near future, if they aren't there already. (Especially if you've already bought them. Then you'd just need to look over to see them on the shelves.)
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Plymouth Kathy - A Cute Little Thanksgiving Pilgrim Ornament
Thanksgiving is such a wonderful holiday for counting our blessings and being thankful for all we have. And, Plymouth Kathy is definitely thankful.
In fact, she is so happy her positive attitude carries her all through the harsh winter months and into the spring.
She can handle the harsh New England weather as long as she stays positive. For making it through another harsh winter is definitely something to be thankful for.
And, if Kathy has her health and is surrounded by all the people she loves - well, how can you not be thankful for that.
Everyone knew that coming to America was not going to be easy. Living conditions were tenuous at best and Kathy knew this.
So, she and her family will work hard to make a new life for themselves in New England. A few harsh winters won't destroy their spirit.
In Fact, Plymouth Kathy decided to create a miniature ornament of herself for all New Englander's to make and hang in their homes around Thanksgiving to remind themselves of all they should be thankful for and to remind them that if the early pilgrims could face such adverse conditions in New England and survive, well - so can they.
"Plymouth Kathy" is a 9" pilgrim cloth ornament with an embroidered face. She is wearing fringed bloomers. Her boots are cross-tied and her dress has cuffed sleeves and a pilgrim collar. Her straight wool yarn hair is braided in one long braid down her back and she has bangs to frame her forehead. Her bonnet is lined and tied under her chin. Kathy's apron is fringed and tied around her waist in the back.
Count your blessings! "Plymouth Kathy" certainly counts hers.
“Plymouth Kathy”, 9” Thanksgiving Pilgrim Girl Doll Ornament E-Pattern - Thanksgiving Series - Pattern Category - Skill Level - Beginner
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Improve your odds of beating the P-1 Grand Prix with Alter's Labrys
Persona fans should be feeling pretty good with how 2014 went down, from the release of The Golden Animation to the announcements/releases of Ultimax, Persona Q, Dancing All Night, and the eventual Persona 5. You can now add Alter's Labrys to the list. Doesn't it feel great to be catered to?
Alter's Labrys recently went up for pre-order for ¥16,800. That's a hefty price for a 1/8-scale figure - I would have loved for this to be 1/6 to match their beautiful Shigenori Soejima Aigis. Her face also looks a bit off to me, but the rest of the figure looks great. You'll also get optional parts to show off her rocket fist feature, and a visor to cover her eyes.
I'm really temped by this one, but that price is a bit too much...
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I'm Ryan B. Pilgrim - NEW Pilgrim Ornament E-Pattern and Handmade Ornament
"I'm Ryan B. Pilgrim" is right proud of himself and quite thankful for all he has. He looks forward to Thanksgiving every year, not just for the terrific food, but to enjoy the company of his friends and family. Plus, he gets to do a little more of his favorite activity - hunting. He takes after his Grandfather Karl.
Everyone in the New England community works so hard during the year and tries to remain positive through the harsh New England winters. They all know that they can count on each other and are there to support each other.
Everyone knew that coming to America was not going to be easy. Living conditions were tenuous at best and no one knew this better than the early pilgrim settlers.
In fact, "I'm Ryan B. Pilgrim" also decided to create a miniature ornament of himself for all New Englander's to make and hang in their homes around Thanksgiving to remind themselves of all they should be thankful for and to remind them that if the early pilgrims could face such adverse conditions in New England and survive, well - so can they.
"I'm Ryan B. Pilgrim" is a 9" pilgrim cloth ornament with an embroidered face. He is wearing a fringed pants. His boots are cross-tied and his shirt has cuffed sleeves and a pilgrim collar. His straight wool yarn hair frames his face and his brown felt hat covers the back of his bald head.
Count your blessings! "I'm Ryan B. Pilgrim" certainly counts his.
“I'm Ryan B. Pilgrim”, 9” Handmade Thanksgiving Pilgrim Man Doll Ornament E-Pattern - Thanksgiving Series - Pattern Category - Skill Level - Beginner
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Linda's How-Do-I Series? How To Create Fast and Easy Paper Ornaments Free E-Book
I am very partial to handmade gifts, especially those that have been made by my family and friends. Given that I’m in the Grandmother phase of my life right now I’m especially partial to handmade gifts from my grandchildren. Whether it is a card or an ornament I love them and cherish them all. In fact, nothing pleases me more than receiving a handmade card or gift from my family and friends at the holidays.
When my twin granddaughters were young they made their Grandfather and I handmade paper ornaments with their mother. They cut the ornaments out of construction paper and glued glitter all over the front of them. Then they added our names and their names to the back of the ornaments. A hole was created in the top of each and a piece of yarn was used as a hanger. They are some of my favorite ornaments and we still put them on our Christmas tree every year.
So, the "dollies" and I thought you might enjoy making some construction paper ornaments or crayon or fine tipped marker colored ornaments of your own so we created a free e-book for you. You can make the designs using construction paper, print them on heavier paper and color them, or use the design pages as coloring pages. Our e-book contains all 15 of the ornament designs shown below:
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The 15 designs shown above are grouped together on four 8 1/2" by 11"pages in our e-book so, if you prefer, you can just download the sheets and use them as coloring pages.
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To view and download my free e-book please CLICK HERE or click on the picture above.You'll be brought to Google Drive where you can view our free e-book. Then just download our free .pdf e-book from the File menu in the upper left hand corner.
Please Note: Adult supervision is required if you are making any of these ornaments with young children as some of the ornaments require the use of scissors, Elmer’s glue, hot glue, small decorations, and needle & thread.
Construction Paper Ornaments:
Construction Paper - Assorted Colors
Elmer’s Glue
Glitter (Multiple Colors)
DMC Embroidery Floss - White
Cut all the ornaments out of construction paper. Glue glitter to the ornaments as desired with the Elmer’s Glue. For the candy cane ornament glue red glitter in a striped pattern. Write To: and From: on the back and add your name and the recipient’s name. Thread a sewing needle with the white DMC Embroidery floss and insert the needle 1/4” from the top center of each ornament until the DMC Embroidery floss is at least 12” long. Cut the ends of the DMC Embroidery floss and tie the ends in a tight knot.
Crayon or Fine Tipped Marker Colored Ornaments:
Heavier Stock Paper
Crayons or Fine Tip Markers
DMC Embroidery Floss - White
Cut all the ornaments out of the heavier stock paper and (using the printable colored ornaments as a guide) color the decorations for all the ornaments with the fine tip markers. Write To: and From: on the back and add your name and the recipient’s name. Thread a sewing needle with the white DMC Embroidery floss and insert the needle 1/4” from the top center of each ornament until the DMC Embroidery floss is at least 12” long. Cut the ends of the DMC Embroidery floss and tie the ends in a tight knot.
Coloring Pages
Just print the four design page sheets on regular paper and color with crayons.
For more information on all my free e-patterns, e-printables and e-books please CLICK HERE.
Please respect My Terms of Use: All patterns, e-patterns, e-books, tutorials, how-to's, and e-products © 2004-2014 Linda Walsh Originals-Designs by Linda Walsh. All rights reserved, including downloading, mass producing, photocopying, enlargements, reductions,and all other forms of reproduction, website sharing, Email, RSS feeds, or any other means of redistribution. Commercial selling or reselling by any means, including eBay or any other website by permission only.
Products made from Linda Walsh Originals patterns, e-patterns, e-books, tutorials, how-to's, and e-products are intended for personal use for fun or small scale personal and business profit as long as you credit us with the design. Large scale commercial use (i.e. mass production) including wholesale distribution, catalog sales, and all other forms of large scale commercial production are by permission only. Items made from Linda Walsh Originals patterns, e-patterns, e-books, tutorials, how-to's, and e-products are intended for decoration only and are not intended for use by children. Not responsible for human error, individual workmanship, or printing errors in the E-books, E-products, tutorials, how-to's, patterns or the E-Patterns.
Copyright © 2004 - 2014 - All Rights Reserved - Written By Linda Walsh of Linda Walsh Originals and Linda's Blog. Linda is a doll maker and doll pattern designer. http://lindawalshoriginalsshop.com/
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When my twin granddaughters were young they made their Grandfather and I handmade paper ornaments with their mother. They cut the ornaments out of construction paper and glued glitter all over the front of them. Then they added our names and their names to the back of the ornaments. A hole was created in the top of each and a piece of yarn was used as a hanger. They are some of my favorite ornaments and we still put them on our Christmas tree every year.
So, the "dollies" and I thought you might enjoy making some construction paper ornaments or crayon or fine tipped marker colored ornaments of your own so we created a free e-book for you. You can make the designs using construction paper, print them on heavier paper and color them, or use the design pages as coloring pages. Our e-book contains all 15 of the ornament designs shown below:
The 15 designs shown above are grouped together on four 8 1/2" by 11"pages in our e-book so, if you prefer, you can just download the sheets and use them as coloring pages.
Please Note: Adult supervision is required if you are making any of these ornaments with young children as some of the ornaments require the use of scissors, Elmer’s glue, hot glue, small decorations, and needle & thread.
Instructions and Supplies Needed:
Construction Paper Ornaments:
Construction Paper - Assorted Colors
Elmer’s Glue
Glitter (Multiple Colors)
DMC Embroidery Floss - White
Cut all the ornaments out of construction paper. Glue glitter to the ornaments as desired with the Elmer’s Glue. For the candy cane ornament glue red glitter in a striped pattern. Write To: and From: on the back and add your name and the recipient’s name. Thread a sewing needle with the white DMC Embroidery floss and insert the needle 1/4” from the top center of each ornament until the DMC Embroidery floss is at least 12” long. Cut the ends of the DMC Embroidery floss and tie the ends in a tight knot.
Crayon or Fine Tipped Marker Colored Ornaments:
Heavier Stock Paper
Crayons or Fine Tip Markers
DMC Embroidery Floss - White
Cut all the ornaments out of the heavier stock paper and (using the printable colored ornaments as a guide) color the decorations for all the ornaments with the fine tip markers. Write To: and From: on the back and add your name and the recipient’s name. Thread a sewing needle with the white DMC Embroidery floss and insert the needle 1/4” from the top center of each ornament until the DMC Embroidery floss is at least 12” long. Cut the ends of the DMC Embroidery floss and tie the ends in a tight knot.
Coloring Pages
Just print the four design page sheets on regular paper and color with crayons.
Please respect My Terms of Use: All patterns, e-patterns, e-books, tutorials, how-to's, and e-products © 2004-2014 Linda Walsh Originals-Designs by Linda Walsh. All rights reserved, including downloading, mass producing, photocopying, enlargements, reductions,and all other forms of reproduction, website sharing, Email, RSS feeds, or any other means of redistribution. Commercial selling or reselling by any means, including eBay or any other website by permission only.
Products made from Linda Walsh Originals patterns, e-patterns, e-books, tutorials, how-to's, and e-products are intended for personal use for fun or small scale personal and business profit as long as you credit us with the design. Large scale commercial use (i.e. mass production) including wholesale distribution, catalog sales, and all other forms of large scale commercial production are by permission only. Items made from Linda Walsh Originals patterns, e-patterns, e-books, tutorials, how-to's, and e-products are intended for decoration only and are not intended for use by children. Not responsible for human error, individual workmanship, or printing errors in the E-books, E-products, tutorials, how-to's, patterns or the E-Patterns.
Copyright © 2004 - 2014 - All Rights Reserved - Written By Linda Walsh of Linda Walsh Originals and Linda's Blog. Linda is a doll maker and doll pattern designer. http://lindawalshoriginalsshop.com/
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Red Bull – No Wings? No Bull – $10 Dollars For You
Apparently Red Bull has settled their “false” advertising claims that drinking Red Bull did not actually give you wings. O’ RLY? If you’re OUTRAGED and bought some RED BULL, they will give you $10 bucks back or $15 in Red Bull credits. Fill out your claim here. 7-11 claims their 2-year old rotating hot dogs […]
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you need to hug one of these british dolls
It’s about time I found a new doll to share with you guys! These little lovelies are the perfect anecdote to a ho hum Wednesday. Gorjuss dolls are made by Santoro, based in London. The dolls are beautifully made, and I’m smitten with their sweet expressions and pretty hair. Each doll is part of […]
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