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Not a lot to read...just pictures...starting with the buffet...a mix of vintage pieces, reproductions, thrift store and garage sale finds...no real overall theme...just things I like...stay tuned...more pictures later...

Barb...

I can certainly understand the fascination of your new obsession!...I wish you much success in growing your collection...your display shows what can be done with just a few embossed pieces...I love it!...

Howard...

Paul…

I personally like the texture the edges of the paper mache add to the project. Your tunnel/tree stand is handcrafted. It’s not made by the thousands in a mold. The spray color choices are spot-on, too. Looking forward to seeing the completed stand and your layout.

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Greetings to all...

A little publicity for our beloved hobby and the world of little houses...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6EDrPdjhX9Q

Howard...

UPDATE…11-26-2025…

I used the red paper for a church roof and spire on a project I’ll be posting in 2026…the dye in the paper was activated by the craft paint…the snow area turned pink…I applied a coat of Mod Podge(R) as a sealer over the white, let it dry and painted the snow area again…no color ...

Steve…

Quite a trio you’ve built!…And I’m jealous of your gleaming white coconut snow…my white always yellowed after a few months…thanks for sharing on the forum…

Howard…

Here’s the link to another house with the crinkled scrapbooking paper…
https://www.cardboardchristmas.com/for ... =10&t=2235

Greetings to all,

I've used this heavyweight, textured silver paper before on a Dolly Toy Company inspired printie. Go here https://www.cardboardchristmas.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2294
When I saw the dark blue, red, green and gold while at Hobby Lobby a week or so ago and knew I had to get them ...

Healey36,

I see a lot of precision cutting and gluing! But the end result will all be worth it. I for one really like to see work-in-progress photographs and details about the materials being used.

Howard

UPDATE...11/7/2025...

This Little Glitter House project is finished...and, stay tuned for more projects...hopefully at least one more before yearend...and I have a pile in the works for 2026...I'll post a preview of coming attractions in December...

Before I forget to mention...thanks Paul for ...