Violets on the Roof Easter House. The violets are painted and curled heavy watercolor paper. The grass is simply green card stock run through the shredder.
Happy Easter! I hope Spring is finally here for you and that you have a lovely day. To celebrate the holiday, here is a visual review of the Easter houses that I've made over the past 2 years of building little houses. I am including links in the captions if you want to go back and see more about a particular Easter house.
Brightly colored Tim Holtz Village Dwelling Easter house. I love this color.
Metallic blue corrugated cardboard Village Dwelling Easter house. This color is very appealing to me as well.
Three more Tim Holtz Village Dwelling Easter Houses on ribbon rolls as bases. The eggs are made with polymer clay. Vintage ephemera decorates the base.
Tim Holtz Village Dwelling Easter House. The ribbon roll base opens up to put treats inside.
Easter House made like a tree with removable leafy top to put treats inside. I need to make more houses like this.
Bunnies in the Garden - Springtime at the Miller's Place Windmill House.
Close-up view of the Pastel Easter house with cottontail bunnies and eggs and butterflies. There is a chick or two scattered about as well.
My favorite is the last one - the Pastel Easter House. I gave it to my friend last night. She is going to give it to her granddaughters on Monday. I will let you know what they think about it.
I hope you enjoyed this little review of the Easter houses. But I must admit that I am feeling the need to move back to my Halloween houses. I really want to get some houses built for the Habitat fundraiser in October. I hope you will follow along while I build the next set of little cardboard houses.
Lynn
These houses are so cute! I really like the tree shaped house! This shape may be a great Christmas tree house!