Just finished another Halloween Putz house. This one has a textured roof which is designed to look like slate. It's the first time I've used a stencil with Tim Holtz' texture paste and I like the way it looks. This house is for a friend of mine who requested her house a little later and she really liked Jack's house so this is the same pattern, just another variation. I love this pattern. It is so versatile and makes such great little houses.
You can find Jack's house pattern in this post - Make your own original Putz house - part 2. Instructions for making the house and how to make your own patterns are included in these two posts:
Make Your Own Original Putz House - Part 1 and
Make Your Own Original Putz House - Part 2.
Materials:
- Cardboard for the house
- Glue - Aleene's Quick Grab is my favorite though it is very thick and hard to squeeze out of the bottle
- Paints - acrylic paints in grey and white and black. I like to use Tim Holtz Distress Paints particularly, Black Soot with the dabber top to distress the paint on the houses.
- Distress paints
- Tim Holtz Layering Stencil "Bricked"
- Ranger Texture Paste
- Polymer pumpkins made from orange Sculpey
- Tim Holtz "On the Fence" die
- Tim Holtz "Branch Tree" die
- Tim Holtz "Graveyard" die
- Karen Burniston "Holiday House" die for the windows
- La-La Land "Diamonds Lattice" Die for the porch
- Polymer Clay ghost made from sculpey
- 13 hour clock found online
- Tiny brad for doorknob

Halloween House made from Jack's House pattern. The slate roof is made with a Tim Holtz layering stencil and texture paste.

Back view of Jennifer's Halloween Putz House showing the branch tree, ghost and graveyard. The polymer clay ghost covers up bracing on the branch tree.

Graveyard view of Jennifer's Halloween House. This die remains one of my very favorite Tim Holtz dies.









Brandy
Awesome looking houses! Love all of the detail you added!
Lucy
Thank you for your kind comment. I have learned a lot in the past few months making the little houses. Now they are close to being square which was not the case when I started.
Marty Fishman
Oh wow, I am so impressed with all of your houses! You do an amazing job and I need to remember your technique for the rusty roof - so cool. You are very talented!