Hello Friends :)
Miss Rebecca Feedlebaum has just returned from the strawberry patch and would like to invite you in for 'a cuppa' and a nibble.
We are still building and decorating but she was so eager, I couldn't tell her no.
I started this project last weekend.
Looks like the vote is in on the next tutorial. I will show you how to make
a vintage style kitchen scale. I will try to get to this next week.
Meanwhile....
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| Hmmm...who put the tea way up there? |
The whole family joined in the fun :)
We started with foam core board and the hot glue gun. I'd been envisioning a tree stump home for about 12 years now and have finally taken the leap.
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The process is fairly simple, really.
I first cut three 'floors' from the foam core board, each being the same shape but smaller in diameter.
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| Next, we scored more foam core in order to be able to conform it to the curves of the 'floors'. |
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| Once this was accomplished, we cut windows and doors and added insulation foam to the outside to imitate the outside of the tree. Windows were made from the plastic from various recycled packaging. The 'leading' was done using slick, dimensional tee shirt paint. We added papier mache to the outside....still waiting for that to dry so we can paint and add greenery and flower boxes! |
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| I created fireplaces from the insulation foam and the floor is grunge paper from Tim Holtz. Cardstock would probably work or paper egg cartons. |
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| The stove was made from a heavy cardboard tube from gift wrap, along with wood doweling, a wooden flower pot and a wooden candle cup and other scrap wood shapes. |
