Welcome to an exciting and FUN project with me during a hop with the Stampendous and Eileen Hull design teams! The hop list is at the bottom of my post if you just found out and want to know more.
This whole week we are hopping with exciting new clear stamps and dies sets as well as the heavy hitter Scoreboard dies from Sizzix designed by Eileen Hull.
There will be prizes! Three commenters will have the chance to win a prize package that includes their choice of the Stampendous Cottage Home or Mushroom Home Perfectly Clear Stamps and Dies Set PLUS pre-cut Sizzix matboard from Eileen Hull's Vintage Canister Die Set. Details are on the Stampendous blog today.
I always forget how much fun 3-D projects are to do. I also appreciate the products that help make the process SO EASY!
Backstory - I was SO excited about our hop with Eileen Hull and her new design team from The Artist Trading Block Blog Hop that I sought out the box dies. So today my project uses the Sizzix ScoreBoards XL Die - Box, Square by Eileen Hull that measures about 3 1/4 inches as well as the largest box in the Sizzix ScoreBoards XL Die - Blocks/Cubes, 3-D by Eileen Hull that measures 2 1/2 inches square.
I stamped the door and windows from Cottage Home Perfectly Clear Stamps and Dies Set in Memento Tuxedo Black ink careful of the direction the two pieces would be glued together and yes, I did need to quickly separate them to glue it on so the door and the back window were in the same direction.
I stamped the back door from the Mushroom Home Perfectly Clear Stamps and Dies Set and then I masked them with my favorite new tool, Molotow Grafx Masking Fluid Pen.
As you can see the roof is a bit thatched looking and that is a mix of Ochre and Caramel Color Fragments.
Some of the details are a rose vine around the front door and extra flowers in a few window planters and beside the back door. The steps on both doors are popped up with foam tape.
The two roof pieces I did myself with the help of my mathematician husband and lots of copy paper prototypes and hours to get the design right. Boy, do I ever appreciate when there is a die that does this for me (wink, wink - Eileen Hull)
Your next stop is to Kristine Reynolds' blog. For all the details of our hop today take some time to hop through it all!
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Janelle Stollfus - you are here!
Kristine Reynolds
Eileen Hull Blog
I'll be back on Friday with another project using the same Stampendous Stamps and Dies Sets but with those cool Vintage Canister Die!Details:
Stamps: CSD06 Cottage Home Perfectly Clear Stamps and Dies Set, CSD05 Mushroom Home Perfectly Clear Stamps and Dies Set (Stampendous)
Eileen Hull Dies: Sizzix ScoreBoards XL Die - Box, Square, Sizzix ScoreBoards XL Die - Blocks/Cubes, 3-D
Paper: Mixed Media White Paper (Stampendous), Sizzix Little Sizzles - 6" x 13" Mat Board Pack
Ink: Memento Tuxedo Black ink pad (Tsukineko), Sketch™ markers (Copic)
Accessories: Caramel and Ochre Color Fragments (Stampendous), hot glue tool, Mono Liquid Glue and foam tape (Tombow), airbrush adapter kit (Copic)
Love your project. So cute.
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Beautiful house- the stamp and dies are can be used in so many neat ways!
ReplyDeleteWow gorgeous. Love your attention to detail.
ReplyDeleteLove the thatched roof. These dies sets are precious
ReplyDeleteso cute, love your thatched roof. Eileen's dies are great
ReplyDeleteBarb Housner
This is magnificent!! I lovelovelove this! I added these two sets to my wish list yesterday when I was "window shopping" and then viola, here they are today on the blog! Must be fate!!!
ReplyDeleteYour creation is darling and I an't wait to get these sets so I can make gnome and fairy homes till the cows come home! LOL TFS!
Super cute - from the thatched roof to the adorable door and stone base!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous, I love how,you have combined the products . Tracy x
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute house. I love all the details.
ReplyDeleteThat is so beautiful!! I love it! What great use of the products! SO very inspiring. Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI love the colors and the roof looks just like saw dust! TFS!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!!! Love the roof, that was brilliant way of using the fragments!!!
ReplyDeleteSo cute and whimsical ! Love the blue ,the thatch roof and how you have combine two of the ATB dies to create such a lovely little house x
ReplyDeleteSo cute. Wouldn't of thought to go 3D with these stamps.
ReplyDeleteGreat project made from cubes. Love all stamping around
ReplyDeleteThat is so adorable!!! I love the way you did the roof. The stamps are so fun!
ReplyDeleteOh how sweet is this! The roof was worth all the trouble to get it right.......wonderful!
ReplyDeleteOh this is so sweet! Love the two-story home you've created with little rose vines and flowers popping up on the window planters. Thank you for sharing today in the hop!
ReplyDeleteWoW!! Neat looking birdhouse here..Some fun looking products that are new to me..
ReplyDeletethis is so cute!!!!
ReplyDeletethe house is darling.
ReplyDeleteI've made some houses like this in stitching - never tried to
make one from paper. Will be a fun project.
thanks for sharing.
Illinois
Adorable Little house! This would look great on my shelves in my craft room...wink wink
ReplyDeleteDelightful! Love the texture on the roof!
ReplyDeleteI have never tried a project that is 3 dimensional. This is adorable. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteLove it!! Great job on making the roof, it's super cute :)
ReplyDeleteOh my word, Janelle!! This is just the cutest thing ever!! What an absolutely darling creation!!! Great job!!
ReplyDeleteWonderful project. Love your stamped door and fragment roof.
ReplyDeleteLove this adorable little cottage you have created. Your colours are perfect. Eileen always comes up with the greatest designs. :)
ReplyDeleteI love this house. So cute that it makes me want to order the sizzix die so that I can make my own. I like how you used both stamps to add detail.
ReplyDeleteSo charming,whimsical & inspiring Janelle! ♡
ReplyDeleteSimply delightful!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet little 2 story house! love the texture of the roof!
ReplyDeleteSo adorable.
ReplyDeleteFantastic tutorial, love all the little details and the roof is genius xx
ReplyDeleteThis is so awesome. Love what you've done here. ♥♥♥
ReplyDeleteHow cute! I especially love how you colored the house. Well done!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely adorable! I want to fill my house with little houses now!
ReplyDeleteLovely little cottage.
ReplyDeletePrecious little house. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHow cute. I can se a whole village
ReplyDeleteGorgeous dimensional project! This is really a great idea!
ReplyDeleteTake care!
Michele
Awesomeness! How fun!
ReplyDeleteThis is gorgous! LOVE that blue! Your did a fabulous job!
ReplyDeleteLove these stamps! They would make great fairy garden houses or houses for the mantle at Christmas!
ReplyDeleteThat's cool. I never thought of found a 3-d house like this.
ReplyDeleteso cute--great details and I like how you created the roof.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! Your little house reminds me of a tin my sister sent me one year for Christmas from Germany. This is just too precious!
ReplyDeleteIn love with these little cottages!! Thank you so much for the wonderful ideas!! <3
ReplyDeleteFab two story house!
ReplyDeleteAdorable little cottage!!!!! The little door and window boxes are so whimsical! :)
ReplyDeleteso cute! I love how you used the ATB dies!
ReplyDeleteAdorable projects. I love how you used the color fragments for the roof.
ReplyDeleteGreat colors. I love to make little houses and this is an inspired way to make one. The thatched roof is inspired as well. I haven't seen a roof done this way before. Lovely.
ReplyDeletePrecious!
ReplyDeleteMarilyn
Your house is darling. Those stamps are wonderful.
ReplyDeletei love how your step looks so 3D!! beautiful ATB!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable project. I LOVE little houses! This is quite the inspiration.
ReplyDeleteLove the project you shared today. Wow, a two story and thatched roof! sweet! I like the idea of popping out the roses and steps separately- nice effect! TFS! :)
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done, very creative & colorful project!
ReplyDeleteLoved the thatched roof. For me too good
ReplyDeleteFabulus project, lve the details and the roof is amazing. TFS!
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