




I got the idea after reading the Somerset workshop article on making the chipboard look like distressed metal. I thought it would work with wood as well. The roof is done with overlapping pieces of masking tape. I am very happy with this simple piece.
Click on the pict if you want to see more detail. I wanted to keep it simple for workshop purposes. People could always add more to it, if they wanted to.
2 comments:
love your house ...... Dremel should be very happy ... Linda F
B... love this house! Wish I lived closer so I could take the workshop - btw I spent yesterday updating my blog with four posts (got obsessesd!) would love for you to check them out - especially the Handkerchief Journal I made in Lilia Meredith's class - a tribute to my Great Grandparents who lived in the 1800's! would love your feedback - www.creativerebelgal.blogspot.com - enjoy - Reva (Los Angeles)
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