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PostPosted: Thu Dec 29, 2016 3:46 pm 
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Greetings to all…

Before old Howard starts the preview…

I must say “thanks” to Paul for starting the Cardboard Christmas forum and for keeping it going…I know from reading his topic posts and newsletters that 2016 was “challenging”…

Here’s a quick preview…

Lynn and I are teaming up again like we did this year on the “Dolly House Reproduction Series”……(and I must say “thanks again” to Laurie for sharing one of her “Dolly” patterns with all of us!)…I can’t give you any more details right now other than…it’s going to be several, perhaps five, six or seven projects that all work together…these will be posted over time…so you‘ll have time to build along with us…the first piece is the largest…the accessory pieces are small…and when you put them all together…well, you’ll just have to wait and see…

I have more new house patterns in the works…most will be small, fun to make and just as important…easy to store…

There are two other rather large project I’m still considering…they’re not houses…but definitely putz related…more details later as the plans are finalized…

If you have a picture of a house that begs to be built…please send it to me…I’m always looking for ideas…(and speaking of pictures of houses and churches…note to forum member Will…“stay tuned!”)…

My very best regards…and looking forward to a busy 2017...

Howard…

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We will be "staying tuned" Howard.

Can wait. Always love your projects along with a pattern to go along with it.

And thanks for reminding me, A big thanks to Paul for keeping the forums up and running.
Easy to forget the work that happens in the background.

All you Putz'ers out there.
Have a good New Years.

Steve


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Very exciting news. I loved the Dolly series, especially when we got to see them all together at Christmas. That was a real treat.

We look forward to hearing about these projects.

Lucy


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