Tuesday 3 April 2012

Home sweet home...

Today I made some hanging fabric houses. I made one months ago for my Dad as a house warming gift and have been meaning to make more for months. Each house is made from remnants of fabric left over from my other projects, therefore each is a slightly different shape and size depending on what I had left.  No two houses are the same, as you can see not only are they made from different fabric, but they each have a different design, some have lace around the roof, others have buttons for windows or door handles, some have numbers on the doors, others have ribbon; this makes each little house completely unique. I do love a bit of interior design, but exterior design... I would LOVE to live in a house with a polka dot roof!! I am also experimenting with taking different types of photos for my blog. Usually I just do boring photographs of the cards on my table or the bunting on the wall etc, but today I have done a little bit of staging with the houses and some doodling in the background to make a street for my houses to reside on.  Who would like to live on this street, you could all be my fabric house neighbours... xxx






5 comments:

  1. AMY, those are soooo cute!!! I will try making a few for myself! I love banners~ Where are you going to hand your houses? ♥♥♥

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  2. Thankyou cathy. They are all still separate at the moment, cant decide whether to make them into a garland or whether to keep them separate to sell at a craft fair I'm doing in the summer. I just pinned them together for the sake of the photo. But i think I will make a house garland. I've just realised they are all a bit wonky in the photo! haha, oh well the beauty of handmade is in the imperfections! xx

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  3. These are gorgeous! A 'row of houses' garland would be fab :) Hx

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  4. These are so sweet and would make a great garland - good luck with your upcoming craft fair :)

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  5. how sweet they are! i think i should really like living in a house with a blue striped roof! :o) and how cool of you to recycle your fabric scraps so niftily!
    much love from yaga
    http://www.shinybubbles.org

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