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Monday, December 24, 2012

Completed Church


This is the overhead view of the completed church, that started out as a bird house.


The back is still pretty fancy.



The door and the stained glass window are very apparent in this side view.


The other side view, all four windows are different.


The front view, it turned out to be a pretty good looking church in my opinion.  The whole project was very cheap and only took a short while to do once I got all the bits together.

Merry Christmas!

Sunday, December 23, 2012

Church Windows & Spire


I used Goo on my church to stick the doors to the walls.


Going on line I printed out photos of stained glass windows.  I covered them with clear sheet plastic.


I put Goo on the plastic edges and stuck the printed photo on the clear plastic.  Then I put Goo inside the windows and stuck the plastic to the inside of the window.


This way I created stained glass windows for each of the openings.  Kept the birds out too!


I used paper thin plastic sheets to make crosses.


I printed out photos of several different crosses.  I glued them to the plastic and then cut them out carefully.  That gave me a selection of little crosses for each spire top.

Saturday, December 22, 2012

Church Details


The masking tape has been removed.  I like to use the blue masking tape because it is very easy to remove.


The blue ribbon goes on, it added a little extra glue to the glue on the back of the paper.


Once done the door really stands out against the wall.


I decided to add the yellow and blue tape to break up the outline of the church.


I applied the glue by putting a little on the paper and then wearing this glove, spreading the glue with my finger.

Friday, December 21, 2012

Church Stripes


This paper ribbon was for sale at a local craft store.


ST Basil in Red Square has all kinds of detail work. 


I figured it would work as a bit of scrolly stuff around the door.


It looks good and it sets the door off from the brown walls.


It was only a few bucks and it came in long strips.


There were four different patterns.


I selected the blue with the most white because it seemed to start out the best from the brown background.