After trying to take a year off from building to take a break I made it 5 months and just had to clean up the craft room island and start to create a new house. I found a picture of a brick house I wanted to create, then I thought I am not in the mood for making the bricks and that I haven't done a wood house in forever. Plus, you can see pictures below when I started creating the house to match that it ended up being to big and I ended up cutting the house in half and just created a house with some of the same architectural lines of the inspiration picture. I thought it would take me forever to finish the house since I had taken so many months off but this went really quick at about 7 days. But from 5 to 8 hours per day or more standing at the craft island with a sore back building, it became so addictive I couldn't stop certain nights and had to force myself to go to bed. I hope this brings some inspiration to you. Have a wonderful Month. Stan
( Greggs Miniature Imaginations ) ( Ever After Cottages )..... Contact me at ( stancssi@yahoo.com ) for any questions. My blogsite is dedicated to my love of creating miniatures, and miniature houses made from cardboard and paper mache clay, and from my unstoppable imagination and love of miniatures.
Tuesday, January 21, 2020
Wednesday, July 31, 2019
Gnome Tree Stump House
Hi Everyone, I wanted to share my latest creation. I was gong to take a break from building more houses since the Denver Miniature Sales Show is in September, but I can never sit still.
I had just spent 3 weeks driving and touring 3 different states to try and find a future retirement house to buy, which will be a vacation home until were ready to retire. But I came home so exhausted after all the hours on the road and looking at house I came home and even though I was exhausted I was inspired to create a Gnome Tree Stump House. I just wanted to share the house I just completed last week which only took me about 7 days from start to finish. . It turned out pretty good for all the paper pulp I used to create the bark look on the house. I think it will take about 3 more weeks to completely dry all the way through since it is from 1/2 to 3/4 inches thick in areas. I get so involved and carried away when I am creating I again forgot to take step by step pictures. I one day will hopefully see if someone could video me so I can show you how my fast crazy building process goes.
I ended up finding pictures online to quickly turn into Gnome artwork around the house. Its not perfect wood frames. But I work quickly to keep my prices down. Plus most people re decorate the interiors anyway. I hope it inspires. Have a wonderful month. Stan
I had just spent 3 weeks driving and touring 3 different states to try and find a future retirement house to buy, which will be a vacation home until were ready to retire. But I came home so exhausted after all the hours on the road and looking at house I came home and even though I was exhausted I was inspired to create a Gnome Tree Stump House. I just wanted to share the house I just completed last week which only took me about 7 days from start to finish. . It turned out pretty good for all the paper pulp I used to create the bark look on the house. I think it will take about 3 more weeks to completely dry all the way through since it is from 1/2 to 3/4 inches thick in areas. I get so involved and carried away when I am creating I again forgot to take step by step pictures. I one day will hopefully see if someone could video me so I can show you how my fast crazy building process goes.
I ended up finding pictures online to quickly turn into Gnome artwork around the house. Its not perfect wood frames. But I work quickly to keep my prices down. Plus most people re decorate the interiors anyway. I hope it inspires. Have a wonderful month. Stan
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