(
And I will never, ever sell your address. That's just wrong! )

"What
do the Toymaker Emails look like?"
Here
is an archive of some of the past newsletters.
May
30, 2005 - Color Bug Memory Cards and Best Thoughts
June
26, 2005 - Summer Fun
July
30, 2005 - Storytime
August
11, 2005 - The Return of Doctor Dragonwagon
September
15, 2005 - Super Car!
October
22, 2005 - Halloween!
November
2nd, 2005 - Fairy Tales
November
15, 2005 - Thanksgiving
December
16, 2005 - Christmas, Chanukah and Kwanzaa
January
1st, 2006 - Bunny Bowling
February
1st, 2006 Happy Valentines!
February
26th, 2006 A Paddle Steamer!
March
12th, 2006 Wishes True
April
6th, 2006 Puppy Pirate Radio
May
3rd, 2006 Fairy Furniture
June
3rd, 2006 - Toys to Color
July
18th, 2006 - Racing Turtles
August
19th, 2006 - Jigsaw Puzzles
October
8th, 2006 - Aeroplanes and Diwali
November
13th, 2006 - Thanksgiving
December
4th, 2006 - Holiday Cheer!
January
11th, My First Video!
February
11th, 2007 - Valentine Time
April
9th, 2007 - Happy Spring! Secret Window!
June,
2007 - Panda Palace
Summer,
2007 - Animals and Gift Bags
September
2007 - Multiplication!
October
2007 - The Ghost Show!
November
2007 - Thanksgiving Greetings
December
2007 - Glad Tidings!
February
2008 - Melancholy Valentine
April
2008 - Toymaker Australia
July
2008 - The Fairy Tale Edition
September
2008 - Paperdolls and Bookmarks
November
2008 - Very Thankful!
December
2008 - Warmest Greetings!
February
2009 - Valentine Hearts!
March
2009 - Saint Patrick's Day Fun!
May
2009 - Movies, Popcorn and Spelling Flags!
September
2009 - Koi Kites and a Visit to Japan
November
2009 - Little Boxes and Thanksgiving
January
2010 - A Most Pleasant Resolution
March
2010 - Out of the Box!
May
2010 - Magical Mermaid

"What
kind of paper do you recommend?"
I
use card stock which is also called cover stock. I like Wausau Heavyweight
Exact® Index Card Stock, 8 1/2" x 11", 90 Lb.,White.
You can buy a pack of 250 Sheets for less than ten dollars at Office
Depot.
"What
kind of glue do you use?"
Plain
old Elmer's school glue seems to work just fine for me. I've heard
from people who like glue sticks or even scotch tape. The important
thing is to have fun!
"The
PDF files aren't downloading! What's going wrong?"
Check
your documents folder. Sometimes computers download PDFs there instead
of the desktop.
"Where
do you get your ideas?"
Hmmm.
All over the place! I draw every day and a lot of the toys come from
doodles in my sketchbook. I like looking at old books in libraries.
"Can
I print out your toys and sell them at the swapmeet/my store/as part
of my gift baskets?"
Please
don't. They are a gift and not to be sold for money.
"Can
I print out a bunch of copies and give them to people in nursing homes,
my class, my kid's birthday party, use them for Christmas Presents?"
Yes,
please do! That is what they are there for! Make as many as you like.
Nothing makes me happier than to hear that someone has made a toy
to cheer up a friend.
"Do
you take requests?"
I
love getting suggestions of things that people would like to see like
different holidays or animals that they are fond of... that's why
there are lots of otters! I do not do toys using other people's characters
like Winnie the Pooh or Harry Potter. |
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