How darling!!! Love the rose bush and her stepping stones to show you the path home. What did she use for the logs?
Vickie

Very cool accessories!!! Looks inviting and peaceful.

susie

The logs look like dowels cut in half .... I hope she sees this and replies !

Yep they are dowels cut in half. Hubby cut them for me. The window frames are popcicle sticks. Stepping stones are slices of a tree branch. It had a very unique design in the wood. I am making ornaments out of the rest of the wood slices. The green is fungus (sorry) that grows on the side of our trees. I loved it's texture.

Did anybody think to count the roses? ? ? :)

ChelCass

Its so cute! I also love lichen. What a great idea! And one dozen red roses. Perfect!
Your house is another "righty". Mine is the same shape and almost done, and I have the lower side to the right as well as everyone else so far. Its interesting that we all are orienting the house the same way. It reminds me of when dh and I visited Charleston NC. The homes next to eachother had porches that all went the same way. The idea was that you didn't look out your windows at your neighbors porch side and everyone had privacy.
kathy

That's right ! I just got a dozen roses !!!!

**** Mile wide grin ********* :-)

Adorable house with an added perk of a dozen roses. Too cute!

Very nice, climbing roses to jazz it up!! Love the fungus grass & wooden stepping stones!! Jan

How fun! I really like the climbing roses and the lichen gives a 3D effect and contrasts nicely with the smooth logs. Great job!

I'm so glad everybody likes the cabin. It was great fun doing with a little help from hubby. I loved it so much I made me one.

ChelCass

Love the cabin. Great use of the lichen. I've been saving lichen to use at some future date and this project has given me some ideas for it!

Chelcas...love your log home! And the roses just make the place so PRETTY!!! ... great path to the door! Wow, this "Junk-tion" is going to be really special! Jeanne S.

Ah...what an inviting log house! Love the new addition to the city and the roses are just great!

Nice house!!!
That particular lichen grows on some of my property. We call it 'reindeer moss'.
When you wet it down it's as soft as can be, you can squeeze it like a sponge,
and when it dries it get hard again.

chelcass, what a wonderful house you made! Nice touch with the dozen roses too! I can tell that toomuchglass is tinkled pink with every house/building that has come her way and I think the rest of us are too! I look forward to seeing the rest of them when they are done.

Love it, very inviting, makes ya want to go in and sit a spell! and I love how each house is so different than the other ones in the project. I need to get mine finished soon! ~tenderlee