Petite Treats
I've been so excited about all the other Club Little House swap goodies that I've forgotten to share what "we" made. Donuts! For the doll with a sweet tooth. Actually, I have to confess: all credit goes to daughter Grace this time. Maybe you already guessed. Because I could never even hope to make anything like this, you need very nimble fingers and oodles of time. Not to mention the willpower not to eat everything! No, these are not edible (it's sculpey silly) but I'm drooling just looking at them, aren't you? So anyway, when the CLH swap came up, I thought of her instantly because she's been making miniatures like this for quite awhile now and really had the desire to do it. The first time I saw what she was doing I almost passed out with delight! Her cakes are amazing
too. Next time around though, we'll both be contributing things we've made. I already have lots of ideas in mind so I'm really looking forward to it again. And like most crafters, we always seem to make more stuff than we know what to do with, so I finally got around to stocking the Etsy shop with this overflow of goodness. All the profits will go to Grace to help fund her projects, but also validate what she's doing. Which is important too. I know you creative types understand this. Just knowing how much time and attention goes into making these things made it really hard to set the prices. Too high, too low??? So hard to figure that out sometimes. Anyway, quantities are limited, some are one of a kind. Grace pretty much makes the things she likes...we can't exactly turn her into a doll donut factory, although she did say
that she wouldn't be opposed to taking a special order now and then. So there you have it. Basically everything is offered on a first come, first serve basis. If you want to purchase something but don't have an etsy account, shoot me an email and we can work something out. This is for Alicia, who made the Flower Pouf Pin and the Chelsea Bag (purchased for her 15th birthday this month) which she loved btw as you can see. It just happened to perfectly match her outfit that day. And the mints were *very* popular too! T.Y.

