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Eisbergfreistadt Playing Cards
This limited edition set of reproduction playing cards was created for the 1923 Eisbergfreistadt Ball in Germany. Whether there was a 1923 Ball or for that matter, whether Eisbergfreistadt (Iceberg-free town) really existed is only known to the artists that created this lovely deck. Fact: In 1923, a large iceberg broke free from the ice cap and floated to Northern Germany. Our artists created a whole Utopian town based upon this iceberg event but, they say, the town eventually just melted away. Lay the 52 individually designed cards end-to-end and they form a continuous panorama. I have a good supply, but they are are limited.
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Perfectly Pretentious Patches
Show off your achievements with these quality patches made especially for Small Studio Productions.
I have sewn them on my tote bags, my denim jacket and my work apron. Maybe you will want to make a sash to
show off your awards at your next workshop.
Designed for Small Studio by Pam Sussman
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Bullet Casings
If you have taken classes with Susan Lenart Kazmer, Michael DeMeng, Keith Lo Bue, the O'Briens or any of the other found object gurus, you know they use these. The casings are hollow, can be drilled with your Dremel tool and strung or adhered to jewelry or other art pieces. Use them to make funky tassels. They measure about 1" long and come in a pack of 8.
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French Table Markers
Ooh-la-la! These French Porcelain Reserve signs are just the thing for a special guest or a special event or maybe inside an assemblage box! They are pristine (seem brand new) and measure 3" across and 2" high. They have a self stand to make them sit up nicely. Originally priced marked as shown on the photo for $22 by some unknown shopkeeper. Limited supply.
$6.50 Each
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Vintage Quilt Hearts #1
Two 3" hearts made from vintage quilts.
Great on the front of a book or as part of a assemblage.
All cut from the same quilt, but each heart will be slightly different.
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The Post Office Box Door
This was a great find for us. We offer three different vintage doors directly from an old rural post office. They each measure 3.75" wide by 5" high and include the metal frame with holes to make it easy to screw the door to your project.
The first is brass with a glass door and no lock. The lock space could be finished with an ornate knob, photo or tassel.
The second door is also brass with glass door and includes locking mechanism.
The third door has cool double dial locks and a place to add glass, mica or perhaps a transparency!
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