The rooftops are made of six felt panels, sewn together, stuffed with fiberfill and glued onto the lid of the box.The first one I made in this way was red and green. Very cute, but a little dark for the present season. I'll save that one for later in the year. Instead I experimented with ton-sur-ton.
I think I am slowly coming into my own and I like it. I never expected to be an architect and designer to gnomes but it suits me. Tell me, has your creative path every surprised you?
I am sharing my gnome village at Natural Suburbia's Creative Friday and The Magic Onions' Friday's Nature Table.
I LOVE this... really!
ReplyDeleteMy Creative Friday link is here: http://likemamalikedaughter.blogspot.com/2012/05/crafting-along-with-needle-and-thread_24.html
These are adorable!
ReplyDeleteI linked up at Creative Friday as well: http://heartfelthomemaking.blogspot.com/2012/05/mason-jars-with-straw-lids-summer.html
LOVE them!!!! xo maureen
ReplyDeleteI can just imagine some little gnomes right at home in your wonderful creations. Love the colours!
ReplyDeleteThese are too cute!!!!
ReplyDeleteSo cool, cheers Marie
ReplyDeleteVery cute gnome homes, love the idea for the rooftop!
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