by Brittany Yunker
I carved this little tiny house pumpkin last weekend and just had to snap some photos of it. I was trying to find an original design to carve on my pumpkin but it seemed like nothing I was finding online or coming up in my mind with piqued my interest – and then I thought: Why not carve a tiny house in a pumpkin?
I used a clove for the doorknob and toothpicks for the windows, a zucchini for the stovepipe, sliced potatoes for the shingles and decorative mini-pumpkins for the “wheels”. Pretty cute, eh?
Brittany Yunker
Bayside Bungalow
~A tiny house on Puget Sound~
Nice Job Brittany!
Walt Barrett
This is a very unique model. When is construction slated to begin? And if you don’t mind me asking what is you budget? Haha happy Halloween!
Now that’s using your pumpkin….
Awwww! Anyone here remember the old rhyme – Peter Peter pumpkin eater? I’m sure his wife would have loved this little cutie!
That is adorable!
Love it! I remember the old rhyme too.
Wow…Now you need to carve a few mices and harness them to the carriage. Lovely work though.
It’s very cute. One would almost expect a small well dressed Cinderella to peek out the door.
What a refreshing change from.the typical
Pumpkin carving! thank you for sharing!
Best thing about Halloween this year, aside from Charlie Brown and the 6 year-old cheerleader, who, when I responded to the holler, “Trick or treat!” I said, “Trick, please,” promptly set down her plastic pumpkin and did a perfect splits.
When it strikes midnight though…
Very cute, well done!
Very ingenious.
clever gyrl…well done
May we see the floor plans?
Brit, I looked at your picture and thought, “Man, that looks like Brittany!” What a nice surprise to see you! Very creative little house!!!
Now that would have out-rolled ‘Sandy’ – a pumpkin for all seasons, had it reinforced glass windows. Even upstaged Cinderella’s coach.
From Spain to NY and NJ our sympathies. Hope more will take wisdom and design from Tiny House Blog in future. Christine
Oh, that is very cute! Thanks for sharing.