*Timestamps* Intro: 0:00 supplies for this video: 0:38 building the foil acorn shell: 1:46 bottom floor: 4:06 painting inside shell: 4:32 cutting in door & windows: 4:52 sealing exposed foil: 5:18 starting the fireplace: 5:59 adding a 2nd floor: 6:59 starting the acorn cap: 7:43 fixing dips in dried clay: 11:16 starting door/window frames: 11:56 2nd floor door/windows: 12:36 removing the cap foil: 13:07 building trees around the shell: 13:24 adding a bay window: 13:41 paper clay over trees and window: 14:32 about drying paper clay: 15:05 acorn measurements: 15:36 how much clay did I use: 16:01 another batch of clay with extras: 16:34 *Acorn House Part 2* th-cam.com/video/aa9Bm7dm5Qg/w-d-xo.html *Acorn House Part 3* th-cam.com/video/iog-4AV44g0/w-d-xo.html *Acorn Lanterns & Paper Candles* th-cam.com/video/HR4liByMXwo/w-d-xo.html *Paper Clay Tutorial* th-cam.com/video/eh683-nSf4s/w-d-xo.html *Faux (Paper) Stones* th-cam.com/video/G6lKKwLT8YE/w-d-xo.html *Bay Window Tutorial* th-cam.com/video/HikCjP0_jCI/w-d-xo.html *Visit me:* Facebook facebook.com/wherethegnomeslive/ Instagram instagram.com/ojala_crafts/ Blog www.sharonojala.com/
I adore following your projects. I know you probably don't feel this way , but to me you seem so fearless how you can just cut into your builds to change shape and adapt them as you go along. I'm always worried and anxious about making a mistake or ruining what I spent time building, but you really inspire me to be braver with my builds. I truly appreciate the videos you make and share with us all, Thank you Sharon
I love how you start with nothing. Then using simple materials create something so amazing. I have enjoyed following you since the beginning. I get so excited when I see you have a new video up. Thank you so much for all that you have shared with us over the years!!❤
I love your videos! You spark my inspiration!! I have made a pumpkin house and a trunk and mushroom gnome house and gave them away to some very appreciative children!! Now I have a new challenge, YEAH!! A suggestion that worked for me, I use aluminum trays from the dollar store for a base to build on top with thinner foil and masking tape.! It works very well... I cannot find "AluCan" here, but when a friend goes to Canada I will ask him to bring me 4 big rolls!! ( I hope he can cross the border without any trouble!) Thanks again Sharon!!
Aww yay!!!! I’m so glad you’re enjoying it.. I’m really loving this one even though it’s constantly throwing issues at me 😂😂😂 I’m learning though and that’s always awesome ❤️❤️❤️
You have inspired my current project, a large fairy house. The foil and masking tape is a fabulous way to sculpt. I found that using "garbage" (old containers and paper tubes) to bulk out areas works really well. I will be taking a crack at making paper clay today using cardboard, fingers crossed!
Hi Sharon, do you think that after building the acorn cap, drying it upside-down will help the stability of the cap? BY THE WAY, You are amazing artist!!
Tbh, I don’t know, or I should say, I haven’t had an issue big enough to notice any issues yet. I say yet because my builds always have some wonkiness to them… I’m never building hoping for a more “perfect” look. I hope that makes sense lol I’m a wonky builder so I tend to accept all the wonkiness and work with it.
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*Timestamps*
Intro: 0:00
supplies for this video: 0:38
building the foil acorn shell: 1:46
bottom floor: 4:06
painting inside shell: 4:32
cutting in door & windows: 4:52
sealing exposed foil: 5:18
starting the fireplace: 5:59
adding a 2nd floor: 6:59
starting the acorn cap: 7:43
fixing dips in dried clay: 11:16
starting door/window frames: 11:56
2nd floor door/windows: 12:36
removing the cap foil: 13:07
building trees around the shell: 13:24
adding a bay window: 13:41
paper clay over trees and window: 14:32
about drying paper clay: 15:05
acorn measurements: 15:36
how much clay did I use: 16:01
another batch of clay with extras: 16:34
*Acorn House Part 2*
th-cam.com/video/aa9Bm7dm5Qg/w-d-xo.html
*Acorn House Part 3*
th-cam.com/video/iog-4AV44g0/w-d-xo.html
*Acorn Lanterns & Paper Candles*
th-cam.com/video/HR4liByMXwo/w-d-xo.html
*Paper Clay Tutorial*
th-cam.com/video/eh683-nSf4s/w-d-xo.html
*Faux (Paper) Stones*
th-cam.com/video/G6lKKwLT8YE/w-d-xo.html
*Bay Window Tutorial*
th-cam.com/video/HikCjP0_jCI/w-d-xo.html
*Visit me:*
Facebook facebook.com/wherethegnomeslive/
Instagram instagram.com/ojala_crafts/
Blog www.sharonojala.com/
I adore following your projects. I know you probably don't feel this way , but to me you seem so fearless how you can just cut into your builds to change shape and adapt them as you go along. I'm always worried and anxious about making a mistake or ruining what I spent time building, but you really inspire me to be braver with my builds. I truly appreciate the videos you make and share with us all, Thank you Sharon
I love how you start with nothing. Then using simple materials create something so amazing. I have enjoyed following you since the beginning. I get so excited when I see you have a new video up. Thank you so much for all that you have shared with us over the years!!❤
I have a Sylvanian family that's been living in a bookshelf and now I've found the perfect project for them! Thank you so much!!
Wow..u never know what u will come up with!!..I love the acorn..the door that opens looks like an owl….your branches always look so good!..🩷🙏🩷🙏🩷
John (my bf) said the same!! Looks like an owl ❤️ And thank you so much ❤️❤️❤️
I love your videos! You spark my inspiration!!
I have made a pumpkin house and a trunk and mushroom gnome house and gave them away to some very appreciative children!!
Now I have a new challenge, YEAH!!
A suggestion that worked for me, I use aluminum trays from the dollar store for a base to build on top with thinner foil and masking tape.! It works very well... I cannot find "AluCan" here, but when a friend goes to Canada I will ask him to bring me 4 big rolls!! ( I hope he can cross the border without any trouble!)
Thanks again Sharon!!
You should be able to use Reynolds heavy duty foil. I like your idea of using the aluminum trays.
@@minisnmore I have used Reynold heavy duty aluminum foil and is not strong enough... (for me...)
You are incredible. I know that wonderful feeling when you get overwhelmed with ideas !!’n ❤❤❤
Hahaha you used a massage tool for texture! You are so clever!❤
lol thank you!!! ❤️
Ive been watching for you. Thank you. Youre making my weekend. 🥰
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Thanks for the advice on using paper clay.
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Felcore. Cool Acorn house.
This is soooooooo darn cute! ❣️💕❣️ And brilliant!❣️You are a creative genius! ❣️
I really love how you texturized the roof!❣️That Bay Window is really super cute!❣️ I love this Acorn house so much!!❣️
Aww yay!!!! I’m so glad you’re enjoying it.. I’m really loving this one even though it’s constantly throwing issues at me 😂😂😂 I’m learning though and that’s always awesome ❤️❤️❤️
You have inspired my current project, a large fairy house. The foil and masking tape is a fabulous way to sculpt. I found that using "garbage" (old containers and paper tubes) to bulk out areas works really well. I will be taking a crack at making paper clay today using cardboard, fingers crossed!
Oh, soooooo cute!🥰 It looks great. ❤
Inspiring, thank you.
lovely.
Looks amazing 😍
Hi Sharon, do you think that after building the acorn cap, drying it upside-down will help the stability of the cap?
BY THE WAY, You are amazing artist!!
Do book pages stretch and shrink like newspaper?
Tbh, I don’t know, or I should say, I haven’t had an issue big enough to notice any issues yet. I say yet because my builds always have some wonkiness to them… I’m never building hoping for a more “perfect” look. I hope that makes sense lol I’m a wonky builder so I tend to accept all the wonkiness and work with it.
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