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LaraH
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hi and thanks for letting me join. thanks to lucy for introducing me to putz houses and pointing me toward this forum.

i'm a professional photographer - mostly retired now with covid limiting my freelance work.

when it looked like things were going to get weird in january and i was self quarantining, i started playing with mixed media - stuff i found in the desert. then i discovered sizzix, die cutting and making Village buildings.

i really love making houses! after making a few very elaborate pieces i am trying to simplify the product and make houses which look more like traditional putz houses. at least that is the plan.

thanks again for letting me join.
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LaraH...

Welcome to the forum...you'll find we're a friendly group...always willing to help one another...and thanks to Lucy for introducing you...please share some photos of your projects...

My very best regards...

Howard...

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Welcome to the forum!!

Please send pictures of your projects we would love to see then.
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Lynn wrote:
Welcome to the forum!!

Please send pictures of your projects we would love to see then.

they're not very putzy. :-) but you've twisted my arm. there are 9 projects total. but i'll only post one project at a time with multiple photos if that is alright. just as soon as i figure out how to add pics. :-)
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Welcome LaraH - Glad you found us! Would love to see the projects also...and no worries about the degree of ‘Putziness’ :) They will likely provide inspiration for someone in some way!

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