If you can imagine what I started with you will see that I used the Basically Bare House Die Cuts for the front and back of my house and the Basically Bare Mixed Media card set to cut sides to my houses.
There is some fun tape from the Basically Bare - Paperie Bindery that you moisten and it attaches and it has a paper finish so it can take the paint or gesso. I have been wanting to try it out and I used baby wipes to moisten it and form my corners on the house.
After that it was a matter of finding papers, embellishments and fun accessories for my houses.
I cut the papers to size and taped them onto the houses. I used a touch of washi tape on the cornes to make them look fun.
I used hot glue on the base and covered it in glitter while hot to get my mounds of snow on the base. I then finished off the house with embossing paste on the roof, door and around the bottom again and coated that in crystal glitter.
Products: Basically Bare Retail Shop, October Afternoon, Authentique, Jolee's Stickers, Idea-Ology -Seasonal Chit Chat, Embossing Paste, Washi Tape, Stampendous Crystal Glitter, Hot Glue, Hot Glue Gun
I am going to enter these into A Vintage Journey's - A Vintage Christmas Challenge.
Thanks for stopping by!
Suzz
So clever and so fun!!! And so adorable!!! <3
ReplyDeleteWhat a fantastic idea Suzz, I love these . Love the cheery colours and what a perfect alternative for Christmas treats. Love them. Thanks so much for joining us at A Vintage Journey. Tracy x
ReplyDeleteYou know these are adorable! :)
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful - love the dimension you added!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun and festive little houses Suzz! These will look so pretty on shelf or table! Thanks for joining us in the A Vintage Journey Challenge! Julia xx
ReplyDeleteWOW beautiful little houses! They look fabulous!
ReplyDeleteWhat a lovely idea Suzz - little Christmas houses that can be used in so many different ways! Love how you have given each one its own unique identity . Thanks for joining us at A Vintage Journey x
ReplyDeleteThese are so adorable Suzz and what a fabulous Christmas project idea!! The paper colours and patterns remind me of a bowl full of Christmas candy at my Moms! Love them! hugs :)
ReplyDeleteHey Suzz, These are darling. May have to try them out next year!
ReplyDeleteIts been so long since I've been over. Works been way to busy this year.
Here's hoping for a calmer 2016. Merry Christmas,
hUGS
Lynn
These are amazing, Suzz! Just amazing! I would be thrilled to ever receive such a thoughtful and gorgeous gift! Love them!
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