Maya Road did a Facebook Crop on Friday night and a few of the DT members hosted an hour chat and did a tutorial. I was a little lost with Facebook and by the time I found my chat, I didn't really talk very much about my project. So I decided to post my tutorial here on our blog.
This is a the Maya Road Bungalow on an altered ribbon roll which makes a cute little stand for the house!
I took step by step pictures and added text to them with basic directions. I will add any tidbits that I can think of to make this project more clear. DO NOT be intimidated by this house, it's actually not very difficult to make.
I really want to make a set of all 3 Maya Road houses to put on my mantle for the Holiday season. They are one of my favorite Maya Road products and I have made quite a few of them over the last couple of years!
Supply List-
Maya Road Bungalow
Maya Road Chandelier Beads
Maya Road Red Sequins Trim
Maya Road White Pigment Ink
Royal Red Scallop Ric Rac
Jonathon Rubons
white/snow glitter
glue made for glitter
Fabric-Tac (Fabric Glue)
2 1/2 pieces of coordinating holiday paper
Needle nose pliers
empty ribbon spool
scissors
fine tip black pen
Scallop paper punch
Silver pipe cleaner
mini pearls or jewels
Cropadile
paper piercer
white paint
paint brush
paper trimmer
Glossy Accents-Clear Dimensional Gloss
Using your small hole punch on your Cropadile, punch out each dot.
Also Color 5 snowflakes from the Mini Snowflake set. 4 little ones and 1 bigger one. (Note- each pkg. of snowflakes comes with 3 of each style in each size. I used an extra little snowflake from an additional pack. You can do this if you have 2 packages of mini snowflakes or just pick 2 small matching for each side. As long as the 2 on the same side match it's fine that they don't match the ones on the other side. You won't see both sides of the house at the same time anyway.)
Set aside to dry.
I find the sequin trim easier to use if I remove the top sequin to give me some string to hold with my fingers.
If you have extra glue that you need to remove, just take a piece of scrap paper and wipe it off.
Also glitter all 5 snowflakes. Set aside to dry.
I actually ended up wiping a little bit of the end of these drips...they just got too long..I used too much glue. So, go slow...you can always add more if you need too.
In the picture above, you can see how I added extra glue...I needed to fill in a bit, the glue line was too thin. I added glitter to my fill in glue and it blended right in.
Cover door with same paper as the roof scallops. Trim excess paper off. Adhere onto house. Wrap silver pipe cleaner around door and trim. Adhere down to door border with Fabric Glue.
Cover heart and shutters with paper and outline with a fine black pen. Adhere to door with "JOY" sign made from a strip of paper, 2 tiny pearls and Jonathon Rubon letters. Adhere larger snowflake to center front of roof line and add a pearl to the center.
Adhere windows, shutters and small snowflakes to the center of the window shutters using Fabri-Tac.
Be sure to cover the bottom of the house if you plan on using the ribbon spool to elevate the house. If you don't, then the bare bottom of the house will be exposed! :O Oh My!
Since my tutorial post is soooo long, i think that I will post how to cover the ribbon roll on my own blog. So if you have any questions about the ribbon spool, hopefully I will get them answered on my own blog post, www.katiebeecreative.com.
Thanks for joining me for another really LONG blog post!
Katie this is so cute! Thanks for the tutorial. I can not believe I forgot Friday nite! I probably would not have figured FACEBOOK out anyway LOL!
Posted by: conniemelancon | November 16, 2009 at 03:31 PM
love this katie. i might have to make this with the townhouse and probably without glitter or noah will have it everwhere. LOL
Posted by: caroline | November 16, 2009 at 04:02 PM
OMG! This is the CUTEST house!! Thanks for the fabulous tutorial!!!
Posted by: silvia haynes | November 16, 2009 at 04:21 PM
So sweet, I love this project!!! Thanks for the tutorial :)
Posted by: Lynn | November 16, 2009 at 05:07 PM
Fabulous!
Posted by: slammie | November 16, 2009 at 08:11 PM
That's awesome! I usually don't have patience for really long explanations as I do my scrapbook blog hops, but that is really awesome!
Posted by: Emily | November 17, 2009 at 02:44 AM
This is so adorable! Thanks for the tutorial and the MR FB Crop was super fun !!
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Posted by: Patty Tanùz | November 17, 2009 at 04:52 PM
This is so pretty! I love this so much :D
Posted by: Peijuan | November 18, 2009 at 05:04 AM
love love! very very beautiful!
lola, Paris (France)
Posted by: lola | November 18, 2009 at 05:39 AM
this is so SUPER-DE-DOUPER cute. I thought it would make a cute mailbox-since it is up on your little "stand"
Posted by: jules p | November 25, 2009 at 09:57 PM
Oh god!!What a beautiful and cute house!!!Just a word to say...WOW!!!Thanks a lot for sharing!Looking forward for such wonderful and colorful houses!
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I was in love with yr wonderful x-mas house. thanks so much for clear instructions. However can i know which paper collection you're using in this tutorial, that i'm looking for my other project for whole week, although i recognize they're are from one of Christmas Holiday Double Side paper collection, but it's hard to find them out without collection name. I love to know exactly what's it name. Would you please to reply me that. Appreciate that.
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