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Lady Davenport's Surprise Guest

May 23, 2018 by Lucy 2 Comments

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In the post where I showed you the Lady Davenport house, I mentioned that there is a surprise inside. Lady Davenport has a guest who is cooking up something special in the front parlor. Let's just hope Lady Davenport insists on appropriate safety measures when the guest is brewing concoctions in the parlor.

You can find the pattern for this house as Design No. 95 in the November 2020 sections of the Paper Glitter Glue library. Be sure to subscribe to get the free pattern.

The tutorial to make this house pattern is in the post - Giving Thanks - A Thanksgiving Putz House.

Lady Davenport's parlor guest in the paper house

Lady Davenport's guest is a witch who is brewing something in her cauldron.

Here is how it looks with lights on inside the house (and it's dark outside).

paper house lit up inside to show witch

Lights inside the house to show the witch brewing special potions for Lady Davenport

I love to include details like this in the little houses. Not every house has a surprise guest, but some do. Below is a photo of the first house where I included this witch. This particular witch cut out is from a retired Martha Stewart punch which is still available on eBay, but fairly expensive. There are a number of witch dies which will work just a well as a surprise guest.

Rusted Roof house witch in front window

This Halloween house is the one where I made my first Rusted Roof house. The witch is visible in the picture window on the porch. The door and base weren't added when this photo was taken. I made those window panes by drawing them with a sharpie, but now I use window dies to make them stand out better.

And here a couple of photos of the Count Awaits Bat Wing Halloween House where the surprise guest is in the doorway.

Design the Count Awaits in the doorway

Designing the Count Awaits Bat Wing House to fit the Count cut out in the doorway

The count in the doorway of the Count Awaits Halloween House

Fitting the Count in the doorway of the Bat Wing Halloween House called the Count Awaits

Bat Wing Halloween House showing the Count inside

The only photo which shows the Count waiting in the door way of his Bat Wing Halloween house. Unfortunately, the door doesn't open very wide to show the Count. That's a detail I am working on.

And there is another surprise. I entered the Lady Davenport house in the Simon Says Stamp Monday Challenge "Stencil It" and was chosen as one of the Designer Spotlight artists! I am honored to be chosen.

Simon Says Stamp Designer Spotlight winner

Designer spotlight Challenge May 2018

The next house is also based on this Davenport house pattern. Each time I make a house with this pattern, I learn how to do it better, but truthfully, I think 3 is enough. I'll be developing a new pattern soon.

Let me know what you think. I do love to hear from you. If you have some ideas you would like to see or if you have specific questions, please let me know in the comments below. Thank you.

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  1. Sara Emily Barker

    June 14, 2018 at 3:50 pm

    Oh, my gosh, the Bat Wing Halloween House is my all time FAVORITE! I'm not a big fan of Dracula, so it's ok I didn't get a good view of him in the doorway. But I love the wings as a roof and that incredible siding! So cool! Congrats on your spotlight at SSS! Yippee!

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  2. Mary W

    June 10, 2018 at 10:23 am

    I've been waiting for the surprise and was thinking more ghostly so she was a surprise. Now I'm off to see the Bat Wing House. LOVE LOVE LOVE this house. My brother would have bugged me to no end to make him one but I want to get a few of the others done before tackling this one. I will just admire from afar.

    Mary

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I'm Lucy - the paper architect behind the captivating tiny house designs at PaperGlitterGlue.com.

While I am often found covered in glue and cat hair and obsessing about the details of my projects, I love sharing my designs so anyone can craft seriously awesome paper crafts.

So look around and find something to MAKE.

You can read more about me here.

Want to make a beautiful Village Wreath?

You can do it step-by-step with my Alpine Village Wreath Workshop. Just let your creativity flow as create your own little village proudly displayed on a wreath. You'll create a heirloom that your family will treasure for years.

Wreath with alpine village houses and bottlebrush trees

And if you are a Halloween fan - you'll love my Halloween book! 13 Handcrafted Halloween Houses

This book contains 13 different Halloween designs with embellishments like crooked windows, fences, and shingles.

13 Handcrafted Halloween Houses book cover

What is a Putz House and How Do You Make One?

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Learn to make the best House Pop-Up Cards! with the Playful Pop-Up Houses book.

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