n2scraplvr

Don't you just love house blocks? So do I. This was a construct-it-as-you-go method. Sometimes it's nice to have no pattern. Rough cut first; then measure. What? What have I gotten myself N2 now? Knew I wanted 2-1/2" HST's for the roof so started there w/some premade ones. Once they came together, the size of my house was established. No doors, no fussy construction - just a simple big window with the lights on. Don't you just love that part? At night, it just lights up. Didn't want it matchy-matchy but enough variable to make them different. The border really added alot (leftover HST's). The size is 7 x 9; 13 x 14 w/borders; houses 3.5 inches.

What did this mini teach me? I need to have a pattern first. lol. Hope you like my little mini. :wink:

Jim's Gem

Very cute!!!

amma

Those are sooo cute!!! Good Job :D:D:D

n2scraplvr

Thank you, Jim's Gem!!! So glad you like it!!!

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n2scraplvr

Thanks, amma! Been wanting to do houses for a LONG time! The next one will be free pieced houses, not wonky cut, but everything crooked. haha. lol.

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littlehud

What a cute quilt. I just love these minis.

n2scraplvr

Thank you, littlehud!! These finish so fast you wouldn't believe it! :-D :thumbup:

oksewglad

n2--what a cute idea! Oh I see fabrics--a yellow one and a blue one :lol: :lol:

n2scraplvr

Thank you, gladie! I couldn't believe it! I went and checked out the pic of my mini. I only see one fabric you could possibly have and that's the yellow water droplet one, the only one from Wal-Mart. All the blues came from JoAnn's. Which blue one is it? I just can hardly believe you have ANY of these blue fabrics! That's so cool.
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magnolia

Cute, I really like this mini you made.