Studio Violet's Chlotespeg church

Split ordinary wood clothespegs. Glue them to a formation/building (church or what you like). Use thin wood boards to make a roof, glue. Paint all of it, or not. Saw a hole for a door, and if you want, make a cord holder for a lamp (40 watt) and light it up.
{click for large image right here}
Add what ever you want to decorate and build a whole world around it. Here we´ve used a cone, candy balls on thin steel wire, recyled paper to cut out a bird, roof plates and stones. Voila, ready to play!

* * * Studio Violet
* * * Studio Violet blog
* * * Studio Violet shop

... just a little bit more about Studio Violet ... Camilla Engman and Elisabeth Dunker are two, I think, famous artists/designers/stylists/creators who recently opened a studio together in Göteborg, Sweden. Not only are they working on their own separate projects, but they also combined forces and launched their first gorgeous product-line together ... here are some images of the journals, cards and posters, all available in their online shop!

 

Comments

[luphia]

that little house is just the cutest!

[heather moore]

Oh, that peg church is just beautiful! And that collaboration - supersonic!
xx

[April]

The clothespin house is an incredibly clever idea. Thanks for sharing with us!

[Kristine]

Yes, I agree - they are very talented! Thank you for sharing!

[abigail @ see jack draw]

wow. that church is amazing! the things people come up with! :)

[The City Sage]

An absolutely exquisite holiday project---I might just have to give it a try! Although looking at Studio Violet's other amazing work, I'm not so confident in how mine will turn out :)

[Kristi]

That is just amazing, such a clever and beautiful idea.

[copenhagencollage]

love it. Everything is looking so nice.

[fleurfatale]

wow, this is such a good idea! thanks for sharing!

[Martha B.]

Such a clever idea! I'll have to save this one for next Christmas. Thanks.

Martha B.