The frost has arrived. See the picture below taken from the kichen today. 
First stitching round the outside of each house with a zigzag that goes over the edge. This held the three layers together before I started to add embellishments. Having fabric means the houses could be slip stitched together. Without any additional support the row stands. Quite pleased how these came out.
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I love it! I need to controlle myself not to run to a quilt store to grab some fabric.
Thanks for sharing Zoe!
Oh, so cute! I love the houses with lots of embellishments. Thank you for sharing your gorgeous art with us. Blessings, denie :D
Oh, these are awesome! I wish I could see and feel them up close and personal. I have a 'fabric store' in my basement. I think I need to try this. Don't have the artful dwellings die, but I have another (can't think of the name) that will work, or I can use my scissors.
This is gorgeous! I love the fabric choices also, very clever. ~Diane
Beautiful! Love the butterfly cut into the right panel... so clever!
Oh wow Zoë !
this is perfect for you : combining the Tim stuff with your fabric ! Just a start for more I guess..
Did you cut out the butterfly with a mover and shaper ?
Did you stitch around it to keep the layers together or does it sticks with the pellet vilyn ( still haven't found something like that here in Belgium)
greetings from belgium
Inge
That is crazy cool!!! Love the use of fabric!! Amazing and thanks for sharing!
This is absolutely wonderful!!! I love the fabrics you used & the different windows. I have this die, and am now inspired to use it . Also, wanted to say how much I love your metal Artful Dwellings - gorgeous! BB
Nice one Zoe! brilliant idea
These are absolutely amazing. What a great idea to go beyond. Thanks for sharing.
These are super cool! I'm not a quilter but that's what they remind me of.
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