Mail Delivery

I overslept this morning so there was no thrifting today. Lucky for me I did have enough time to make it to the post office to mail a few packages, but also to pick up these beauties. I found another fairly inexpensive Tea Bunny on eBay. Her name is Pansy Parfait. She doesn't have her tea cup, or saucer, or mini tea cup but she has her cute dress and lovely hat. She came with a second Rose Bonnet, which I already have. I also won two more Charmkins. The top is Busy Lizzie Beaver, who I had but her hook was broken. The gal in the lower corner is Sweet Beth. I was overjoyed to win her and can't wait to add her to the rest of my Charmkins.

Charmkins for Dessert

Lately the Charmkins seem to want to join the fun no matter which toys are getting their pictures taken. Today they decided to play among the Tea Bunnies tasty treats.

Also figured out how to do photo montages on my phone. So here is some of that!

Childhood Collection: Whats left of the Tea Bunnies...

A few months ago I went on a toy raid around my house. It had been years since I had actively sought out any of my childhood toys. I realized I had a Fairy winkles piece on my dresser, a Mimi and the Googoos wedding cake on my shelf and a stuffed Tea Bunny doll sitting at the top of the stairs. Somehow the plush magically vanished the next time I visited, but the rest were recovered. Luckily I was able to fish what I could find of the Tea Bunnies from a bin of old toys at the top of the stairs. As kids, my sister and I also loved playing with American Girls line of AG Minis, which were amazing. At a certain point in time we rounded up all the miniatures we could find an added them to the AG Mini playsets. At this point the AG Mini "World" took up an entire table and bookshelf of our room. I wish I had a picture of it, since it was truly magnificent in the eyes of a child. No matter! Here are the Tea Bunny pieces I rescued from the AG Mini Bin.

Tea Bunnies

These 90's toys were my sisters favorite, but we played with them together. One tea bunny set even came with a platter full of plastic desserts, with miniature versions for your tea bunny to share along in the fun. 

This is Rose Bonnet 

Allure of Vintage Toys: Charmkins

In the last six months I've fallen in love with Vintage 80's and 90's toys. The most recent attraction has been Hasbro's line of Charmkins from the 80's. I'm still waiting for a few more packages from eBay, but until then here are some sneak peaks of my collection.

Back of a Charmkins Card 

The Charmkins decide to visit a few other toys.