Holly Sullivan wrote in a message to Joan Kelly:
 > Isn't it good?  :-)  I've seen other books out there as well that have
 > tempted me, but I have so many different things going on right now, I
 > can't afford to get too deeply involved in the clay.  It is something I
 > will go back to eventually, though.
 HS> :-)  I can understand that.  BTW I just picked up a bunch more FIMO
 HS> for $1.69 at Michael's.  If it wasn't for sales, I wouldn't be
 HS> buying it at all.  :p 
I did buy some blocks of Sculpey III when a place here went out of business.  
It is just sitting here right now, though.
 HS> Mainly jewelry, not just beads though. I'd also like to try some of
 HS> those thin bangles with a wire in the middle. (like the ones in the
 HS> book  :) And my daughter is 12, she's much more into jewelry than
 HS> dollhouses these days.  :\  (I've thought about doing a dollhouse
 HS> for myself, since I never had one with all the trimmings when I was
 HS> a kid.. but so far, it's just an errant thought in the back of my
 HS> mind.) 
I had some of the metal kind with plastic furniture (not true "miniatures").  
I like the miniature type available now, but have no room for anything like 
that.  They are really nice to look at when somebody else does them, though.  
:)
My brother's girlfriend bought one around Halloween that they turned into a 
"haunted house".  She picks up "distressed" type miniatures to match when she 
finds them, but right now she doesn't have too much.  The house itself is 
really cute, with broken windows and missing trim, and little spider webs.  
:-)  The dollhouse came with directions for making it "haunted".
Joan
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