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New 13 Inch Talking Pulp Fiction Action Figures Are Here!
Recently, we talked about The Hateful Eight line of action figures made in partnership with Quentin Tarantino. Now, let’s talk about another movie of his which has recently released action figures, this time a bit older, it being Pulp Fiction. Five Pulp Fiction action figures have been released as of now, depicting Jules (Samuel L. […]
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12" Ghostbusters Rowan Figure From Bandai
Guillermo del Toro “At Home With Monsters” at LACMA
Photo Gallery: Mercado Los Olivados
SD Toys Are Bringing the Blues … Brothers, That Is!
So, a couple months back, SD Toys released details on their pixel figures for The Warriors. And, at the time, I expressed hope that they would continue making pixel figures for other classic movies. Now, you know sometimes when you express a crazy hope, and it actually comes true? That’s one of these rare times. […]
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IDW November 2016 Comic Book Solicitations
The Death Adder from BIGMANTOYS Unleashes Aug 26th
"a moment of sorrow" by ink_visuals for bearly, a custom toy show with strangecattoys
The Sucklord on Nameless.tv
Cancan Ignited Release from Coarse and Rotofugi (8.22)
Gotta Love Arts and Crafts Blogs
I just love handmade arts & crafts and craft blogs. Don't you?
Since 2006 I've posted about the best artist and crafters blogs in my Top Blogs By Crafters blog as a tribute to all the wonderful artist and crafters blogs there are. Since then I have seen many blogs come and go. I'm always sad to see a blog that I like go, but I'm thrilled when I find another one and love telling you about all the wonderful art, hobby, craft, and handmade items blogs that I find so you'll know about them,too.
I've been so busy the last few years I haven't really been able to tell you about all the amazing arts and crafts blogs I've found over the last few years. I do, however, follow them through different online services and decided it was about time to tell you about some of those that I follow by posting about them on my Top Blogs By Crafters blog
I'm interested in all sorts of blogs covering art, crafts, sewing, knitting, needlepoint, designing, woodworking and woodcrafts, painting, illustration, storytelling, cross-stitch, free craft articles, tutorials, doll making, folk art, primitives, country crafts, mixed media, altered art, collage and decoupage, abstract art, scrapbooking, e-products (like e-patterns, e-books, e-printables or printables, e-zines and tutorials) crazy quilting, quilting, vintage crafts, Victorian crafts, shabby chic crafts, beading, gardening, food crafts, cooking and recipes, candle making, Americana crafts, holiday crafts, animal crafts, wool and needle felting, textile art, applique, basket making, abstract art, contemporary art, creative embroidery, watercoloring, wearable art, ribbon crafts, crewel, decorative painting, crochet, digital art, graphic art, dried and silk floral design, fiber art, weaving, wedding crafts, baby crafts, fragrance crafts, gourd painting, home decor, paper crafts, jewelry making, lamp making, rug making and rug hooking, penny rug crafts, soap making, stamping and rubber stamping, stenciling, tie-dying, pottery, handbag making, purse making, tote making, pocketbook making, polymer and paper-clay, paper mache, potpourri, woodland crafts, seasonal crafts, special occasion crafts, craft video's, craft podcasts, crazy quilting, sculpting, nature crafts, angels, fairies, children's crafts, tatting, alpacas, assemblage, baby crafts, art journals, card making, colonial crafts, dyeing, embellishing, embossing, embroidery and needlework, encaustic art, ephemera, fabric and textile art, glass crafts, gifts, historical crafts, how-to's, machine embroidery, leather crafts, macrame, amigurumi, miniatures, mosaics, origami, ornaments, patchwork, punchneedle, recycling and repurposing, refinishing and restoring, spinning, steampunk, silversmithing, stitchery, storytelling, wood carving, online craft classes, art dolls, etc. so I tend to follow blogs that cover these subjects.
So, if you are a professional artist or crafter covering the subjects above and have a blog please let me know. Or, if you just have a hobby or have a love of and passion for crafting and you have a blog then I want to know about you, too.
If you are a crafter, sewer, woodworker, artist, designer, graphic artist, doll maker, painter, scrapbooker, photographer, fabric designer, needle-worker, knitter, stamper,mixed media artist or anyone involved with making or selling arts & crafts and you have an active and frequently updated "family-friendly" blog please let us know.
Let's Give Thanks For Fall, Pumpkin, Pilgrims, Silk Florals and Thanksgiving Season Decorations Free E-Books and E-Patterns
Thanksgiving is a wonderful time for giving thanks, family gatherings, pumpkin pie and decorations. As a crafter I just love decorating for the Fall and Thanksgiving holiday season.
If you do, too, you'll be happy to know that we have several free e-patterns and e-books for creating adorable Fall and Thanksgiving decorations. Just click the links below. Enjoy!
However, you may link to my website(s)/blog(s) and the individual page(s)/blog post(s) (including 1 picture) but do not copy, reprint or duplicate my website(s)/blog(s) or individual page(s)/post(s) without my permission.
Items made from Linda Walsh Originals 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) of items made from Linda Walsh Originals products are by permission only.
Please see my Terms and Conditions for additional information.
Copyright © 2004 - 2016 - All Rights Reserved - Written By Linda Walsh of Linda Walsh Originals and Linda's Blog. Linda is a doll maker and doll pattern designer.
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Doktor A for #Creaturegeddon 2016 & Launch of Copper Creeps Series 3
Back-to-School Shopping Only at Halfway Mark Despite Early Start, NRF Says
#LIFEISNOW ”AD.VEXX ver.L.I.N" from Hands in Factory x Rio Kairyu On Pre-Order Now!
Miss Amour and Powder Puff Poppy Parker Dolls
You can probably venture a guess as to why I would feel that way.
They arrived yesterday and I shot a few iPhone pictures. I will not be deboxing them as I plan to trade them if I see something from the Fashion Royalty convention that I want. Or, if someone makes me an offer I can't refuse...
They are lovely and if I were a Poppy Parker collector I would be thrilled to add them to my collection. They come in adorable window boxes and make pretty displays even without being out of the box. Hooray for those who don't debox.
Miss Amour's pink gown is delightfully frilly and feminine. She comes with a perfume bottle. I originally thought that I'd keep this gown as PP's clothes do fit Monogram dolls of which I have several.
Powder Puff comes with a cute white teddy bear and a diary and is dressed in a frothy bedtime lingerie set.
Both dolls were $120. each plus postage.
Here are two IT promo shots for reference:
set database: LEGO 10252 volkswagen beetle
set name: volkswagen beetle
theme: creator expert, sculptures
year: 2016
pieces: 1167
price: us$100
minifig: none
modelled after the most famous volkswagen beetle car.
the car has an azure blue color scheme, curved fenders, white rims, distinctive hubcaps, round headlights, wing mounted turn signals, an openable hood, an openable trunk, openable doors, a 4 cylinder air cooled engine, a beige colored interior, a dashboard, a steering wheel and tiltable front and back seats.
the car measure 5” (15cm) high, 11” (29cm) long and 4” (12cm) wide.
overall design is great.
must have for volkswagen beetle lovers.
collector item.
What's Shipping For The Week Of August 24, 2016
"Lots" of Great Steiff Selections On Offer At Ladenburger Spielzeugauktion's September Sales Event!
Let's shed some light on this black beauty. He is clearly a version of Steiff's beloved "Rocky Capricorn." This impressively horned goat was made as part of Steiff's "Zodiac" series of animals. Standard line Rocky goats are standing, unjointed, and made from tan mohair plush. Their faces are detailed with black and green slit pupil eyes, light brown airbrushing highlights, and a simple black and brown hand embroidered nose. The smallest version has felt ears, while the larger versions have mohair ears lined in felt. Clearly, this pattern's headlining feature is its most impressive oversized horns. The smallest Rocky goats have double thick felt horns, while the larger versions have fully dimensional, seamed felt horns. Standard line Rocky appeared in the line from 1963 through 1976 in 14, 22, and 28 cm.