A hat store and a toy store (for the moment)!
It's good for showcasing little miniature collections.
I seem to have collected quite a lot of hats, and I watched a Pinterest tutorial on making bags out of binder clips, which inspired the 2 bags in the corner.
I purchased the doll on Ebay. So happy to win her!
Of course, I still have plans for a bigger toy store, but along with the gifts from Hannah, it was fun to take out some of the little toys/books I have collected and put them on display. The little bunny in the watering can is from Jill Rothwell - I bought in the online miniature show. The car boxes and the beautiful box of yoyos are from the Etsy shop of Juesminiatures in the UK (I think). (Really, I have to start keeping an organized list of these things). A lot of the other little toys are from a lot that I bought of NAME tote bag favors - at every NAME houseparty/convention, you get a bag of tote bag favors made by NAME clubs or members in the theme of the houseparty/convention. I love the little forts and the crayon fire truck.
Here was a little scene I set up (around Christmas-time) before the toy store (and in-between was the Tom's Painting & HandyMan Services Office). I made the little red-wrapped present and the book, and the walnut bookshelf is a NAME roundtable kit.
Have a great week!
This was perfect as a shop, you have done very well =) Looks like a teabox?! Think I have seen teaboxes like this in store, I most look again, haven't thought of flipping it like this, makes perfect roomboxes with glass-front and all =)
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Hannah
Hi Hannah, You are right. It does look like a teabox. Thanks for your encouragement! Hope you are doing well!
DeleteWhat a wonderful idea you have found: Pop up Stores! Love it! They look very inviting! I am sure there will be lots of customers when the shops are open!
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Kikka
Thank you! Of course, I think the customers want to shop in your department store first!
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