I have been debating on doing this for years. I am to the point to where I have to many house to put them into one village. Maybe this is the year. Great job!
I really love this and it's cute and I love the concept but for a diy it's not a super easy project due to the tools and everything you have to have. All the other things are great !
I am curious as to how that paint held up for you over time. I bought the same kind, painted something even though I realized it wasn’t acrylic paint. It didn’t hold up well at all.
Hey! Are you referring to the posts that hold up each layer? If so, I believe each post was about 12" - 17", I don't remember the exact number, but we made sure to make each section tall enough for some of the taller houses.
Hey! For me, my family collected them over many years, but I've seen similar ones for sale at places like Hobby Lobby, Johanns, Michael's, or other craft stores, but also check out Walmart or Target!
Ed Swart Hey! I basically just used several regular extension cords, that I hid under the snow. I would say for this one in particular, I used around 4 or 5 cords, and each had 3 plugs. I'm sure there is a better way, but it worked for us! :)
Hey! I found a few old blankets at a thrift store that I made into a sort of bag. I put all of the little nuts and bolts into a smaller bag, and the big pieces store fairly flat :)
Hey! I'm pretty sure we bought 1 of each of the sizes that Lowe's had in stock: the top/smallest being around 24", the 2nd piece around 26", the 3rd around 28" and the bottom one around 36" :)
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you should be on movies! what a funny lady you are! sweet of you guys to do that for your parents
great job! I've been wanting to do this for years.
KicksLikeA Hammer Hey! Thank you! it was a fairly easy task! you can do it!! :)
Use a circular cutting tool for easy circles
Thank you I’ve been using ladders this is a great project
Love this, so cute. Almost three years to the day : ) Happy Christmas and love from Australia X
Very cute and easy. Thanks this is very explained , clear and I’m interested next years 2020
Hey! Thank you very much! 😊
Does it spin? Lmbo... "...the little lights are not twinkling clark..." lol
Guuuuuuuuuuuuurl, that's totally fabulous!
Very Nice thank you for taking
the time to do this.
I absolutely love this ! I wish I could make a medium size version of this for my home . It is so awesome ! Thank you for sharing
Thank you very much!
Beautiful! Beautiful! Job!!!
I have been debating on doing this for years. I am to the point to where I have to many house to put them into one village. Maybe this is the year. Great job!
Really nice
Great job !
5 peeps are cray cray!!!
Great job, so pretty!
Just saw this today and wow. You guys did a wonderful job.
That is darling!!!
I really love this and it's cute and I love the concept but for a diy it's not a super easy project due to the tools and everything you have to have. All the other things are great !
I am curious as to how that paint held up for you over time. I bought the same kind, painted something even though I realized it wasn’t acrylic paint. It didn’t hold up well at all.
Hey!! I think the paint has been okay for the most part, it might be chipping in a few areas though, but it's mostly covered with the snow anyway. 🙂
Moxiescene That’s good. I was thinking it might do better on wood since it’s porous. Loved your video by the way!🥰
I lol'd pretty hard on 1:46.
:D
What are the size of the wood with the screws in them
Hey! Are you referring to the posts that hold up each layer? If so, I believe each post was about 12" - 17", I don't remember the exact number, but we made sure to make each section tall enough for some of the taller houses.
But how much is the items you purchased
I have gloves that look like your slippers!
You said acorn nuts lol 😂
Where you buy the little houses?
Hey! For me, my family collected them over many years, but I've seen similar ones for sale at places like Hobby Lobby, Johanns, Michael's, or other craft stores, but also check out Walmart or Target!
What size drill bit did you use when making the wholes in the post for the screws
Hey! I believe they were 1/4"
How did you electrify the whole thing? I didn't see where you put all the cords for the village pieces.
Ed Swart Hey! I basically just used several regular extension cords, that I hid under the snow. I would say for this one in particular, I used around 4 or 5 cords, and each had 3 plugs. I'm sure there is a better way, but it worked for us! :)
ok thanks
how did you store it after christmas?
thank you
Hey! I found a few old blankets at a thrift store that I made into a sort of bag. I put all of the little nuts and bolts into a smaller bag, and the big pieces store fairly flat :)
What are the sizes of each pre cut tables?
Hey! I'm pretty sure we bought 1 of each of the sizes that Lowe's had in stock: the top/smallest being around 24", the 2nd piece around 26", the 3rd around 28" and the bottom one around 36" :)
How much did it cost to make it ?
Hey! I belive it was somewhere around $50, definitely not more than that 😊
do you have these instruction written anywhere? LOL
Laura Weber hey! No I'm sorry, I don't have written instructions. I've seen some similar posts on Pinterest that might though
Looks like a beautiful cat tower!! :)