Here is a photo of one piece in a garden art display at the New Orleans Botanical garden a couple years ago when dh and I were there. I love these little houses and I want some in my garden! There were dozens, raised up in the air on poles or hanging. Can't quite figure out how to make them New Hampshire-proof though.
Yeah I added one more. I keep looking and thinking "gotta use this one its my fave!"
I'm linking to Mary T's Yard Art Thursday at Work of the Poet. Check it out to see other posts about yard decor!
Kathy
Kathy, I've been admiring that little garden house on your blog for some time now. I think they're amazing! I think we could figure out how to make them, if we put our heads together WHEN we get a little spare time, huh? Thanks for sharing this inspiration! Love the look of your blog too! I think everyone is doing a bit of blog decorating.
ReplyDeletemy favorite is the 3rd one. love them
ReplyDeleteOh how fantastic! I want one! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks so muc for sharing! :)
I had noticed the little house on your side bar as well. I love the plate flowers over there too.
ReplyDeleteThese are terrific. They certainly have a New Orleans flair to them.
I think they are very pretty!
Terrific yard art find!
Lovely bits of fantasy hanging in the garden! Like fairytale cottages!
ReplyDeleteQue lindas casinhas! Um trabalho incrível esse!
ReplyDeleteBeijos!!!
Ooh, I love them, and have started wondering how o make them, as well..the only stable method is wood planks or cardboard..let me know if you make one of these lovelies..would love to have some too!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for stopping by my blog and leaving the sweet comments. Those have made my evening livelier!!
Hi!
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable! I don't think they would fit into Indiana weather either. I like the last one. Have a great day!
Sherrie
A View of My Life
http://splummer-aviewofmylife.blogspot.com/2010/03/yard-art-sepia-scenes.html
Hi Kathy!
ReplyDeleteOh, these bird houses are amazing! I love the bright colors!
I love these too, primroses! I'd love to put something like this in my yard! :)
ReplyDeleteI like these! I'm still on the lookout for the right art for my yard!
ReplyDeleteI'll agree with the others. I like these quaint houses a lot. At first I thought they were birdhouses.
ReplyDeleteVery creative. Would certainly be an easy project to make from left over junk.
ReplyDeleteReminds me of a fence near here that is made from stones and all sorts of cast offs. Bottles, jewerly old statures etc.
Never seen such little houses, they almost look like ginger bread houses, lol ! very cute !
ReplyDeleteThose hanging houses are gorgeous !!!!
ReplyDelete(ps. those b&w dolls are from Former Yugoslavia)
I added a link to Secret Garden here :)
Greetings Nukke.
These houses are really neat! I want one!
ReplyDeleteI like the last one the best too!
ReplyDeleteGotta love all your finds! I love "stuff" and yours is Excellent. Have a Happy Easter!
ReplyDeleteWow, Kathy, these are amazing. They are like small Alaskan spirit houses on steroids. So glad I found this link and from Google, other fun places to explore and admire.
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