Medical Miniatures, Stockton miniatures also carries some items, hope this helps! The link to their site: http://www.stockton-miniatures.com/page25.html

Michelle

Bunka Uses - it's great for wigging the tiniest dolls, and for gluing on as trim on doll costumes. Use it as rope to decorate a 1/2" scale Christmas tree, or make wreaths from green Bunka. Decorate mini Easter eggs, or picture frames. I'm sure other Small Stuff readers will give you 100 more uses.

Paulette in IN

Instant Grrrip Glue: Quinn posted that Instant Grrrip glue appears 'hard to find' by folks...I've offered it on my website since its 'birth' and I've used it almost exclusively for my work -- I love it!  "All Things Small" - http://www.allthingssmall.com

Laura in OKC

Bunka: use for "embroidered" flowers by (for example) gluing a light green snippet on a darker green, topped with a bit of flower   colored bunka- it's surprisingly effective when kept tiny and smooshed flat. Perhaps I missed this idea for cording- try gluing fabric around wire.   It   helps with draping, too.

Betty in New Jersey

For kitchen miniatures:  http://www.jlmcountrycorner.com/  or http://www.jlbminiatures.co.uk/  or http://www.kaufmannag.ch/  or http://www.rainydayminiatures.com/  or http://smallerandbetterthings.com/  or http://www.stockton-miniatures.com/

Nursemini

Feathers: Looking for feathers ?   Try...... http://www.angelfire.com/biz2/plumesnfeathers/homepage.html

Barb

Cobwebs: What I would do is with an eye loupe take apart a length of string or thread (depending on your scale.) Follow the photos in any text and make your own spider (cob)web.

DrBob

Solar System project:   we used a black display board and painted the milky way on it with glow in the dark paint, paired that with glow in the dark planets found at Michael's craft store, made a moon (for earth) with a tiny styroball painted with glow paint and I had to make a sun out of a hamster ball that lights up with some of my recycled mini Christmas tree lights.   Used Gel pens to write on the black display board and my 10 year old told me I did "good".   I just wanted to thank everybody for the suggestions and to express how much I enjoy this digest!

MsPBody

GLASS PAPERWEIGHTS: I am finally making mini glass paperweights again and once again have fish/aquarium paperweights available.  I want to move out my old stock to make way for the new paperweights, so I'm having a sale on the millefiori and swirls. I also have a group of packaged minis on sale. Please take a look if you are interested--my link is below:

ART BY JANE WALKER http://www.walkerillustration.com/~janewalker/mini.htm

Jane

Cobwebs: Assuming you can find one, a snip of old hairnet makes great cobwebs. Another thing to use would be the "strings" that result from using hot glue. I frequently get itty bitty "cobs" in my dollhouse, but they never seem to put their webs where I need them!

Dani, in Bradshaw, MD