Houses, of course! And to complete the scene I added two trees (same ones as in my birch centerpiece) and the line filled with drying clothes blowing in the breeze.
This little street scene is tiny. Here is a view with the electric outlet to give you a good idea as to scale.
I designed a series of different houses and learned that gable end view worked best in this application. I went on to design 3 different structures including a country cottage...
A Greek Revival styled home....
And a two story town house.....
But the fun is in the details including the picket fence, pine trees and laundry.
And I kept the entire scene white to match the room.
Update: The tutorial is live. Click here for the step-by-step process.
First craft project for the laundry room done. At least two more to go!
Previous Posts of Interest:
- Valentine Heart Tree Tutorial - a Silhouette Project
- Winter Centerpiece - Birch and Pinecones - a Silhouette Project
- Silhouette - Lacy Trees
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This is so adorable! What a crafty and creative touch to your laundry room. I've been searching for ideas to use as I plan to make my laundry room more beautiful and yours is so inspiring! Now to back track and see your other posts :-)
ReplyDeleteMy laundry series has lots of information about the process I went through. Take some time and look at the back posts listed. I still have two more posts to do., one about my mistakes which would be helpful to someone just started the planning.
Deletei absolutelty love it! One of my favorite things to collect is little houses. I would love to learn how to do this. I have a Silhouette SD but have not learned how to do much with it. Such a wonderful project. Thanks
ReplyDeleteHI Martha, thanks for stopping by and commenting. I'll be posted a more detailed how-to in the next few days so stay tuned....
DeleteI have a thing about little houses, so I absolutely adore this! I too have a Silhouette Cameo but I have not spent a lot of time with it yet. I'll look forward to your tutorial!
ReplyDeleteThanks Felicia, The tutorial is now up. It is here! Send me pictures of your houses when you make them.
DeleteWhat a sweet addition to your craft room! I love it! I found you on Carolyn's Homework :)
ReplyDeleteSomehow the laundry room has started to become the new must-tackle-project in the house. It makes me shamefully aware of how uuuuuugly mine is. Very cute project!
ReplyDeleteBet mine was uglier. Check out the before photos here. I decided to tackle this space because i spend way too much time in here!
DeleteSo wonderful and a terrific way to disguise the wood for the ironing board.
ReplyDeleteThanks Merry, The room was such an improvement but a little personality certainly helps!
DeleteThis is awesome - love it! Great job!
ReplyDeleteThis is so cute! How creative! I have alot to learn about my machine also! I just need to sit down and work with it for about a month!! LOL
ReplyDeleteJudy
Seriously how cute!!! And what an inexpensive way to add a really cute piece of art to your space! Thank you SO much for linking up!
ReplyDeleteJaime
Oh how adorable! I love it.
ReplyDeleteThese are so sweet. I love them. What a neat idea.
ReplyDeleteRuth
This is very creative!! It's a great idea! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeletethat is the cutest stinkin' thing. the little laundry hung out totally kills me. ever since we became homeowners (which was 5 years ago) i've been obsessed with "house" items. add this to my list!
ReplyDeleteI have been obsessed with houses for years and love all the tiny minimal ones showing up on Pinterest these days.
DeleteThis. Is. Amazing!!! I love it!!!
ReplyDeleteJust found you via Pinterest and have to say this looks awesome! So very, very cool. Thank you for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteCome back and visit some more.
DeleteThat is adorable!!! And the clothes line is my favorite part!! How fun would that be as a border around the entire ROOM! A lot of work though!! ;D
ReplyDeleteI loved the humor in including the laundry! Simple yet appropriate. Thanks for visiting!
DeleteThis is so sweet! I love it. I got a Silhouette for Christmas last year (2011!) and have only played with it once. It (for some reason) intimidated me! Grrrr..... but maybe with your tutorial, I'll give it another try. Thanks for posting. Found you via Show and Tell.
ReplyDeleteLok at the series of posts I've done on Pinterest- not a lot but I posted my first thing that got me started and then each of my next ones. I started small and gained confidence with practice. And I love what I can do with it!!!
DeleteThanks everyone for stopping by and commenting. It makes my day to get these. Keeps me inspired and creating. What shall I do next?????
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable! I love the clothesline. That totally makes the whole thing. Especially since it's in the laundry room.
ReplyDeleteYour laundry room is amazing! I absolutely love the houses and laundry line. I pinned it. I found you via Design, Dining, and Diapers.
ReplyDeleteMarji!!! Not only is that AMAZINGLY cute... it's such a GREAT way to give a look to the piece of wood... GENIUS!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for partying with me last week at The DIY Dreamer... From Dream To Reality! I'm really looking forward to seeing what you share tomorrow evening!
So cute!! Thanks for linking up at Romance on a dime. Hope to see you tomorrow!
ReplyDeleteI can't believe that's paper - and the little clothes line is just the cutest thing ever!
ReplyDeleteWow the Christmas scenes you could make!
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Thanks Suzan. I di make a Christmas Village but I got my Silhouette just before Christmas and was too late for Christmas posting this year. I'll share next year! Stay tuned!
DeleteYou do such amazing things with you home. This was the most viewed link at the whatever goes wednesday party. Im featuring this at somedaycrafts.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteThat is darling! What a great idea! You are so creative! Love it!
ReplyDeleteHow adorable! You have some of the most unique ideas!
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