Tuesday, November 04, 2008

Glitter House


This is the house I made for a swap. The roof is not yet fastened down so that it can be dissembled and packed flat to mail. I made some tiny stand-up trees and glittered them, too. This was such a fun project and I'm happy with the results (except for all the glitter all over my house).
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6 comments:

  1. Shannon (Faith and Chocolate)10:37 AM

    Great house, Lorrie!! And really, who doesn't love a little glitter all over the house... the holidays are coming soon! LOL! ;)
    Nice job,
    Hugs,
    Shannon

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  2. Barb2:04 PM

    Hi Lorrie,

    There is nothing better than a house full of glitter-hehe. It does make a mess but what you have created was worth the mess. BEAUTIFUL!

    I love the little dolls you made. The kids will treasure them. The bags are a treasure themselves. Well done!

    Have a wonderful evening.

    hugs,
    Barb

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  3. Decor To Adore3:49 PM

    My heart be still!

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  4. Lilli in Vancouver10:32 AM

    You made this?! Great job, Lorrie!

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  5. Nancy6:56 PM

    Hi Lorrie...thank-you for visiting. Your little house and trees are darling. I love glitter too...and it lives with me all year round. I will find hints of the season in August!

    Take care.
    Hugs, Nancy

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  6. Ginger10:40 AM

    Your little house are so clever,Can see them hanging on a christmas tree.Can't wait untill i see your next craft your making.
    hugs ginger

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