Doll Workshop Sale

I went to an estate sale a little south of the city in Thompson Station. When I saw the address I couldn't figure out where it was, then I felt dumb when I got there and it was the road I drive down to get to my in-laws house. Haha, I've only been down it 100 times! The house was tucked up at the top of a hill with great views. This picture doesn't really show it, but I'm going to post it anyway.This house belonged to a couple that loved and repaired dolls. There were toys everywhere.
At first I thought this kitty was on velvet. Too bad it wasn't.
There were TONS of cute vintage dolls.

My favorite part of the house was the doll workshop! No one else shopping at the sale was interested in the room at all. I bet I spent 45 minutes in there looking though boxes FULL of doll parts.

Boxes full of shoes. I don't know much about dolls and don't collect them so I didn't get much.

So many boxes of doll wigs! And boxes full of craft projects. It was so fun. Any most boxes were one or two dollars. There were huge bins full of dollhouse furniture for like, 10 bucks.

The upstairs bedroom had four tables full of bagged dolls.

After I paid, I drove pretty far and out of the way to go this antique store that I remembered being awesome a few years ago when we lived in Columbia. It was so cute and weathered from the outside.

I keep seeing awesome dinette sets everywhere! I really love this one. It wasn't that expensive either.
But over all the store was really empty and I didn't find anything worth carrying to the front. Such a bummer! I did get some cute stuff at the sale though. I'll come back tomorrow and show you!