The Greenleaf 2008 Spring Fling

March 10th, 2008 • Related • Filed Under

Miniature out building We’ve been trying to come up with something unique for our second annual Spring Fling Contest (formally the Heart Arbor Contest) and decided to stay with the outside theme.  Our goals were to keep it simple; easy construction, ultra affordable delivered price and something you can use at the end of the contest.  So introducing, the yet to be name miniature out building!  Stay tuned for more contest details!

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  1. Comment by Lorna Whitlow on 21 March 2008:

    A friend emailed me about your Spring Fling contest but there was no info on how to order the kit: Winner’s Workshop. Thanks for any info.

  2. Comment by Dean on 21 March 2008:

    I’m sorry I haven’t posted a link yet Lorna. You can find out more about the Spring Fling Contest at the Greenleaf Miniature Community. I will add a blog entry with the same info as sson as I can.

  3. Comment by Linda Chesson on 22 March 2008:

    I’d call it THE CARRIAGE HOUSE…a perfect name for the construction style (I know… we breed horses and have Antique carriages).
    Linda

  4. Comment by Dean on 24 March 2008:

    Here’s the cool thing; if you win first place, we’ll rename it to Linda’s Carriage House! It’s true, to make this years contest extra interesting, we’re going to name this new building after the winner, so if you want to call it a Carriage House rather than a Workshop, that works for us!

    Good Luck!

  5. Comment by Meredith on 19 April 2008:

    I agree with Linda. The dollhouse with no name should be called the Carriage House. The construction has that Coach House or Carriage House look.

  6. Comment by Beth on 11 September 2008:

    My first reaction was Chapel in the Woods - it would make a great outdoor scene.

  7. Comment by Jana on 30 November 2008:

    If you have ever visited Colonial Williamsburg, you will notice that many, if not most, of their houses do not have indoor kitchens. This was done to protect the house in case of fire. Or, if you have ever been to the Tidewater area during the summer, from any additional heat/humidity!

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