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Cotton swatch for fabric collection Postal Romance/Heather
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The greatest, neatest, sweetest most precious, perfectly put together and heart palpitating piece of wonderful Christmas decor I have ever bought or laid my eyes on! Handmade by the honey hearted Jennifer Hayslip of eyecandycreations! ~ Thank you Jenn!!! ~
at the end of the each school year my son's class was given a little elephant from their teacher Renata. I think she was the best teacher he had in a primary school.a
P.S. using my new bird feeder/candleholder in the background :)
The Ariel Eric Doll Set, #12 of 6000, in their boxed state. Photographed using built-in camera flash.
My pre-ordered Ariel and Eric Doll Set, from the Disney Fairytale Designer Collection. It arrived on October 15, 2013, and I was thrilled to see that they are numbered #012 of 6000! It matches the number of the other doll sets in the pre-order, except that Snow White and the Prince is #4508 of 6000. There are some slight scratches on the gold nameplate and on the acrylic cover of the display case, but they are very minor, and don't diminish the look of the set. Ariel's head is posed a bit awkwardly, but I'll see if I can adjust it a bit without undoing any of the shipping restraints. There is also a loose thread hanging from the left sleeve of Ariel's blouse. Otherwise, Ariel and Eric look very beautiful, and in perfect shape. I'm so happy that I have them after failing to get them in the in-store raffle earlier in the day.
I'm not going to debox the dolls in this set, but I am going to take photos of it boxed, with the cover sleeve off, and with the clear acrylic cover off, to show off the dolls as much as possible without actually removing them from their factory restraints.
Disney Fairytale Designer Collection
US Disney Store
Release In-Store: October 15, 2013
Release Online: October 16, 2013 (at 12 AM PDT)
Sold Out Online: October 16, 2013 (by 12:15 AM)
Pre-ordered at the D23 Expo, August 9, 2013
Received October 15, 2013.
#12 of 6000
Product information from the US Disney Store website:
Ariel and Prince Eric Doll Set - Disney Fairytale Designer Collection
$129.95
Item No. 6070040900891P
Above the sea
The red-headed Ariel gets her wish to be out of the sea and with her handsome prince, Eric, in this pair of limited-edition dolls. Part of the Disney Fairytale Designer Collection, they feature elegantly detailed costumes.
Magic in the details...
Please Note: Each Guest will be limited to ordering a maximum of one of this item per order.
As part of the Disney Fairytale Designer Collection this pair of Ariel and Prince Eric dolls were carefully crafted by artists inspired by Disney's 1989 movie The Little Mermaid. The Disney Princess and handsome Prince have been reimagined in exquisite detail with these limited edition dolls. Brought to life with thoughtful attention, they uniquely capture the essence of the fairytale couple, creating a one of a kind set that will be a treasured keepsake of collectors, Disney fans, and every princess at heart!
•Global Limited Editon of 6000
•Includes Certificate of Authenticity
•Ariel features her signature red curls tied back with a blue satin bow
•Rooted eyelashes
•Lacey off-shoulder neckline
•Satin and velvet bodice with embroidery and rhinestone accents
•Embroidered taffeta overlay with printed inset hemmed with lace trim at the bottom
•Prince Eric features billowy satin shirt with embroidered detailing
•Crimson sash, belt and matching boots
•Dolls sold in a special keepsake display case with intricate details on the base, including a golden plate with the name of Ariel and Eric
•Includes special Disney Fairytale Designer Collection Gift Bag
•Part of the Disney Fairytale Designer Collection
* Intended for adult collectors -- Not a child's toy.
The bare necessities
•Plastic / polyester
•Ariel: 11 1/2'' H
•Prince Eric: 12'' H
•Imported
Jordan may look solemn but she's very happy to wear her new dress and to have these other wonderful Halloween items sent by Elise/liveloveyarn.
* Unfortunately, my IPad is photographing things in a very fuzzy way today and I can't get it to improve much.
End result of Chris Chen's and my efforts in producing a keepsake for the 2006 American Typecasting Fellowship meeting in Los Angeles. Chris cast both the Bradley Combination Ornaments from the original ATF mats at the Dale Guild and also the 30 pt Monotype Garamont on our Monotype sorts caster. The Linotype is 14 pt Garamond #3, and this was printed on a 10x15 C&P new style press, now entering its 50th year in my ownership and use. Chris did the hand setting and layout and his expert planing meant there was no makeready, though on gross enlargement possible with a scan, I see we could have added some more ink and maybe about .002" in packing. Schiller was noted for his complex pictures made entirely from type. Schiller remained active all during the 1920s into the 1960s, and the Inland Printer featured many of his type creations over several decades.
Betty Lou may have stepped out of the Vega, but she was walking on air.
"I hope you consider a career in aviation, Betty Lou," Ameila stated. "We need lady pilots and break up the "good ol' boy" network of pilots and navigators.
"I may have been the first female to fly across the Atlantic, but I was just baggage. I wasn't allowed near the cockpit for the entire flight.
"I'm sure you'll remember today, but here's one of my favorite scarves, young lady. A keepsake from me to you."
A picture of my parents, taken Aug 31, 1996, when they were 65 years old. While the photo quality isn't that good, this is the only photo I have of my parents indulging in a bit of light-hearted fun. Thanks, Mom, for letting me have it while you go about downsizing and sorting.
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In history we brought items that told about our own histories and what is significant to us. We had our own personal history museum.
Letter writing lesson at school, looking for something else, I found this, written in pencil it was difficult to photograph after all this time. Son dobbing in his sister......
"One need not be a chamber to be haunted; One need not be a house; The brain has corridors surpassing Material place."
~ Emily Dickinson
Stoneware pottery is made from clay which, when fired to the appropriate temperatures, create vitreous or semi-vitreous fine-textured ceramic ware. It is opaque, stone-like, and absorbs very little water compared to earthenware. Usually a glaze or combination of glazes are added to the surfaces which, when fired, add colors and finishes of the potter's choosing. Stoneware is commonly used for functional pieces but is often artistically embellished through creative use of decorative elements, unique designs, carving, incising, and pressing of patterns into the clay before firing.
This MOC uses two copies of the small 40266 Mini Keepsake Box set. I built it for the Friends Bricks "Keepsake Box" Building Challenge.
Upon leaving the viewing chamber, additional exhibits convey specific stories about the making of the Star-Spangled Banner: its meaning as a family keepsake, the efforts of the Smithsonian to preserve the flag for more than 100 years and how Americans have used the Star-Spangled Banner, both the flag and the song, to express diverse ideas of patriotism and national identity.
064/365 - Keepsakes (Nikon D3100, f/1.8, 1/30 sec, ISO-100, window light)
The stone my grandpa cut, polished, and mounted.
The walnut my grand cut and polished, and then I strung it on my chain.
The key I found in 7th grade that I've worn ever since to remind me that even locked doors can open.
The man who owns this 1928 International truck said he moved his family to this area from SD. in 1944. He's keeping it to pass along to his grandson.
Boyd, in Central Oregon
My dad was proud to be a Yorkshireman. He always kept this pin in the lapel of his jacket. So it's a very special keepsake to me.
116 pictures in 2016. #26/116. Keepsake.
Trying to use up scraps of wood in my shop. This small box is made from Myrtlewood from Oregon and Walnut from Southwest Wisconsin.
Some of you asked me about this house in my 'playroom' pic.
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I have taken a close up pic of this house together with its original box for your reference.
This is something I created years ago but I think it's so pretty, different then the usual bright stuff I do
Handmade by Debra Glanz of The Paper Assembly.
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