charismah

I collect make-up, jewelry, perfume, purses, storage containers.

meemersmom

Teddy bears -- I've got around 600, but only keep 2 or 3 dozen out at a time. The rest are kept in bins in the (climate controlled) basement. Also collect antique glass and keep mostly spooners and toothpick holders. Largest collection of all though is Polish pottery. Love the stuff, and use it every day.

scowlkat

Paper goods, i.e., ink pens, stationary, tablets, cards; and abandoned animals (most of which I find homes for and the others live with me!)

Granny Quilter

I collect elephants, and mugs from places I visit.

Minnesewta-sam

I collect vintage kitchen items, cookbooks and clear glass banks with screw on lids. Oh...and yellow HALL teapots.

thequilterslink

I collect teapots, glass paperweights, tea cups,Angels, thimbles,tiny glass shoes and purses and books. I use to collect owls and cows, they are all stored away now.

dakotamaid

Santas and Father Christmas, love them, started because I just seemed to have alot and than people started giving me some. They come out after Halloween and go back into storage in January. I want to make a Santa quilt someday.

mic-pa

I collect Santa's, most of them are "Possible Dreams" also collect anything Moose related, such as rug, pictures, switchplates, statues, etc. Even have a moose license plate on my vehicle.

Suzi

Anything and everything - I have a problem! Right now it's vintage sewing machines and DH is patiently waiting for this latest mania to run it's course 'cause it takes up so much room. I use them all (especially the treadles) and thoroughly enjoy each and every one. Other than the space hoggers I also have a weakness for owls, teapots, bears and angels -- not to mention birds, bells and books. I love to haunt garage sales, auctions, estate sales and thrift stores -- they have such treasures! My kids and Grandkids think I'm a bit odd but, you know what? I'm sure happy enjoying it all .................

sak658

I love all vintage sewing items, I have a collection of thimbles, wooden spools, buttons and toy sewing machines...and fabric of course..