Hello my friend,
I finally brought out some SPRING decor.
I can't believe Easter is next Sunday.
Yesterday I made this small 'Putz' house.
I have collected Christmas houses for years, I thought it would
be easy to make an Easter themed town.
It was a popular item in the 1980's.
Someone else had already cut off the hanging strings.
I made up a pattern from one of my Christmas houses.
I gathered some of the pieces I wanted to use.
I like to save scraps of thin cardboard and cellophane
from packaging just for such a project.
I cut a base and a tiny fence.
I used corrugated paper for a roof.
I painted the pieces, before gluing them down.
I glued the house to the base, put a bit of moss
around the base.
I glued the cellophane inside the windows.
I also glued a figure inside one of the windows.
I then added the roof
After the figures were glued in place, I let this dry.
With a small brush, I painted mod Podge over areas I wanted to
add glitter.
This would be optional of course!
The glitter looks like sugar!
I took it outside for a better look.
Can you see the bunny in the window ?
Thank you for the visit!
xo Lisa S
Update: Now they have a Church.
Ready for Easter Sunday!
Another neighbor moved in next door!
I'm done!
How creative! This is absolutely adorable! What a fun decoration 😊
ReplyDeleteYour sweet comment made my day ! Thank you so much. So glad you stopped by to say hello-
Deletexo Lisa S
Very charming Putz house!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great start to your Easter Village. The first house is adorable.
ReplyDeleteWell, of course I've heard of Putz houses and adore them, but not from scratch! My goodness Lisa... so creative AND genius all the way!
ReplyDeleteThis is the cutest thing, Happy Easter
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun and darling idea! Thanks for sharing this with us at Will Blog for Comments #81. It's open an extra week, so if you have not yet shared 3 posts, you're welcome to share more, either old or new. Wishing you a lovely week to come.
ReplyDeleteAdorable! Featuring you at Wednesdays in the Studio!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
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