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Here's a place to post patterns you want to share, link to patterns you find elsewhere on the internet, and request particular kinds of patterns you're looking for. I've moved a few existing messages here to get the forum started.
This is exactly why I was so excited to join this group. This house reminds me of the ones my mother put on our Christmas tree every year. She had pink and blue and eggshell colors. Thank you so much for sharing. I am looking forward to making them for my Christmas tree and remembering my Mom.
Now that all the openings have been cut...it’s time to carefully paint the raw cardboard edges and white paper edges of the printed paper with a gray craft paint that blends in with the printed flagstone...It’s a small detail I know...but I still do it...
I’m also in the process of painting the roof and base with a couple of coats of white...then coating with white sand...final assembly later this week...stay tuned...
update...2-25-2020...house number two..."green brick printie"...
greetings to all...
here is the second "ten cent city" printie house and a link to the green brick graphics...many thanks to Paul for creating the green bricks just for this series...he's done several more and will be featured in later brick printie houses...
note...there is no pattern posted for this house design...it is simply a "pattern flip" of the flagstone printie that was posted earlier this month...
stay tuned for more "ten cent city" brick printies...
howard...
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this ten cent city house is a "pattern flip" of the flagstone printie.
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