Well, I hosted the Little House Making Party for the previous 2 nights and I think it was a success. Over 50 houses were made and people were very creative. The house that people chose to make the most often was the Tim Holtz Village Dwelling. I made 25 of that design and they were all used at the party.
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| Final touches to the trees on the house. |
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| This person used a ribbon spool for the base. |
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| These 2 houses were made by teenage best friends. The houses are cooling after coming out of a low heat oven where we gently dried the paint. |
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| Everyone is hard at work making their little houses. |
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| I didn’t glue the steeple on straight. It needs snow or something to even up the steeple. |
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| My friend’s girls are proud of their creations. |
I laughed when someone asked how long it took me to make a house. I told them that generally it takes me a week to make a house and they said, “And you expect us to make one in an hour??”
These photos are from the first night of the party (I host it on 2 nights for my co-workers who work in the ER hoping that they can come on at least one of the nights). Since I had never hosted a house-making party before, I was kind of stressed, but the people who came were not. I think they had a good time.
More photos on the second night of the party tomorrow.
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Katherine says
November 23, 2017 at 10:20 pmYay!!! The houses turned out great! Glad it went well :)!!!
Lynn Koeppen says
November 25, 2017 at 4:08 amIt looks like a very creative time. I'm sorry I missed it. I'll try to make the second annual house making party!
bon says
March 29, 2018 at 9:41 pmThey all look darling!