The David Chapman House

I don't know why, but I'm having so much fun making these flat folk houses. They're made of recycled snow fence sticks, and cedar. I use old nails and little rusty things. I have put an old photo behind one window of this house and I'm pretending that's David looking out.

This house is 12 inches tall at the peak, and 11 inches wide. There is brown paper on the back for wall protection, and a sawtooth hanger.This is one of a kind, and the price includes Priority shipping.

The 1830s House

Now I remember why I love making these houses-I really LOVE old houses! I live in one. I love to drive around and look at the different architectural nick-nacks and color combinations. I even love old and rambling houses that haven't been kept up-there's beauty and history in them.

The 1830's House is made with recycled wood too-some of it I nabbed from a house that was torn down-a nice pile of lumber with a 'Free' sign made me stop the car and load it up.This house is ready to hang, or it can sit on a table. Sawtooth hanger, and brown paper on back. Price includes shipping.

This house is 12 inches tall at the peak, and 7 inches wide.