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My God! Hallelujah! Thanks mate! Been looking for something like this for ages! Can't tell you how often I have struggled trying to create the perfect roof! This has been the answer to my prayers! One question though... I could just replace the texture to change the colour but would like to keep the texture features, any ideas how? Most of the roof designs I'm using are colour bond steel. While the roof textures are probably tiles the profile is damn close.


Very, very nice! Lots of little details. I like the textures an the wall in the front of he house, and I like the use of the leaves as the top of the side walls. I also am quite fond of he roof, very nice textures, the intereior is also well done, everything a minifig would need.



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With many of us staying safe at home this year, home really is sweet. I created a gift tin as an idea for a new home gift using the new Paper Village thinlits dies (664741) and the yummy new distress cracked leather cardstock.


Hey Melissa, My husband and I live in rural Ontario, on a farm with our 4 young children. Our house is a little over a hundred years old (we have a photo of it from 1901) and actually used to be attached to the farm house next door and was moved to its current location in 1917. By horses. No joke! It has a sort of cottage charm which works because we are really close to the beach. We have slowly been making it ours over the last 7 years. We recently took out a wall to make our living room larger, and are having a fireplace installed by the end of this month. I both long for, and dread the day I no longer need to baby proof my home.


Asphalt shingles are common roofing materials, primarily because of their affordable price point and versatility. Homeowners can choose from different textures, colours, and thicknesses, making them ideal for any home. Asphalt shingles are easy to install, typically taking only a day or two for the project. However, they have a shorter lifespan of 15-30 years. Asphalt shingles are also susceptible to damage, such as cracking and curling, under extreme weather conditions and can also be easily damaged by hail.


Wood and cedar shake roofs are popular choices because of their classic and rustic appearance. With proper maintenance, these roofs can last up to 40 years. Wood and cedar shake roofs also act as natural insulators, keeping your home warmer in winter and cooler in summer. However, they are higher maintenance than other materials, requiring regular cleaning and treating to prevent moss, algae, and rot. Wood and cedar shake roofs are also more expensive than asphalt shingles, and their flammability makes them unsuitable for areas prone to wildfires.


Metal roofs are durable and have a longer lifespan than asphalt and wood. They can last up to 60 years with proper maintenance, making them a long-term investment for homeowners. Metal roofs are also eco-friendly, with recycled materials being used for construction. They reflect heat, reducing energy bills during the summer months. However, metal roofs are more expensive than other materials and are susceptible to dents and scratches from hail. They can also be noisy during heavy rain and hail.


Tile roofs are another popular choice for homeowners because of their durability and longevity. They can last up to 100 years with proper maintenance, and their variety of colours and textures make them versatile. Tile roofs are energy-efficient, acting as a natural insulator, reducing energy bills in cold and hot weather. However, they are more expensive than other materials, and their weight requires professional installation. They are also fragile, making them prone to cracking and breaking under extreme weather conditions.


Choosing the right roofing material for your home is a long-term investment that should not be taken lightly. Consider factors such as durability, affordability, aesthetics, and weather conditions when deciding which material is most suitable for your home. Always consult a professional roofing contractor to advise you on the best roofing materials to use and install them correctly. By choosing the right roofing material and maintaining it correctly, you can keep your home comfortable and safe for years to come.






This choice in roofing allows the hillside home to become a three-story tower. With a modern shape, they get panoramic views of the Minneapolis skyline while their siding provides protection during the frigid winters and humid summers.


Go for a blended look and keep both the roof and siding light and airy. Warm, natural colors are making their way back into popularity. Wood accents, like in the home above, complement the pastel colors beautifully while still keeping a natural feel.


Texture mixing is a fantastic way to make your home stand out. Mixing new roof textures with fiber cement can add dramatic appeal to the exterior of a home. By mixing two fiber cement textures, like wood and white stone panels, with a third roof texture, a harmonious look is formed. It is modern, yet timeless.


Compare the home above to its neighboring counterparts. Sure, the other homes are sweet and serene. But for all the firecrackers out there who ache for drama, light fiber cement siding and a dark roof can be your best design friend.


If your ice cream has a sandy texture that doesn't immediately melt away in the mouth, your tongue is probably detecting lactose that's crystallized out during freezing. In homemade ice cream, this is usually caused by too much skimmed milk powder (SMP) in the mixture.


There is a wide range of options in the design library for every style. Start from scratch or opt for editing sample projects while you customize colors, textures, furniture, decorations, etc. You can try out different textures and colors, build walls and design the slope of your roof or build a deck.


You know the story: You labor over a batch of homemade ice cream, use the best ingredients, follow the directions...but when you take that first bite, it's icy. Or maybe it's rock hard. Or it's not totally smooth; or maybe it is, but it didn't freeze all the way through. Or (my personal nemesis) it's good, but it leaves an oily film on the roof of your mouth.


Hi Julia, I'm trying to make Keto or Low-Carb ice cream at home. I use a Ninja ice cream maker at home and I've tried using both Allulose and Erythritol. The Allulose provided good texture but not great, while the Erythritol came out looking like chalk. Any suggestions on which sweetener to use instead of Sugar, how much of it to use relative to Sugar, and whether I need to change the ratio of whole milk to heavy cream (right now it's 1 cup milk and 3/4 cup cream) to make the ice cream both creamier and sweeter?


Ice cream would be the best dessert for me. I remember my childhood when my mom made homemade ice cream, and I could say it would be the best ice cream ever. With the technology that we have today, ice cream making will be easier. I like that you discuss creating a perfect texture and balancing the flavors. The latest kitchen equipment would make homemade ice cream easier and tastier.


A roof rake allows you to knock snow off a roof, particularly at the eaves. By doing this you greatly reduce the chances of getting an ice dam, which can be catastrophic to the well-being of a house. Ice dams form when heat coming through the roof melts snow, which then runs down to the eave and freezes. The frozen mass gets bigger and bigger until it creates a dam that traps any new water coming down the roof. Once this happens, the water has nowhere to go but under the shingles and into the walls of the house. There, it will wreak havoc on your insulation, wall board, and framing, possibly causing rot and mold. A good roofer will properly waterproof the eaves of a house to prevent such infiltration, but it can be a real problem in older homes.


The post and beam home is clad with wood siding and a standing seam metal roof. Details such as window shutters, bracketed roof overhangs, a cupola and hay hood (gable end roof extension) enhance its visual appeal.




A design from American Post & Beam embodies elements of vintage carriage house architecture. The "Vermont Hilltop" barn home features a symmetrical facade pierced by double-hung windows with divided lights. A cupola crowns the roof.



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