http://www.tumbleweedhouses.comWith wheels, traditional proportioning and archetypal form, these little structures are designed to be portable and can, essentially, be sited anywhere you can park a travel trailer.* They range from about 50 to 130 sq ft. Purchase yours ready-made or buy the plans to build it yourself. These homes are stationary designs built as a main house or guest house. Most of the plans have an optional extra bedroom in back. The house sizes range from 261 sq ft up to 874 sq ft. We do not build the Cottages. They are designed to be built on site with a local contractor of your choosing.Tumbleweed Tiny Houses CompanySteve Weissmannsteve@tumbleweedhouses.com
15 West MacArthur St95476SonomaCaliforniaUnited States
Okay everyone, it's up to you to pick the winner of our Tiny Gingerbread House contest. We narrowed it down to the top 5 (they were all amazing, we had a hard time picking only 3!).
Log on to our Facebook page and select our Tiny Gingerbread House Contest album. The winner will be chosen by the most "Likes." Voting will be ongoing throughout the weekend. The winner will be selected on Monday, December 24th at 2pm (PST), and will receive a copy of The Small House Book and the Tumbleweed DIY Book.
Thank you everyone for submitting your tiny gingerbread house creations!
"The Gingr,” a modified bite size Fencl in gingerbread form. This tiny house has windows made with delicious melted sugar. If you look close, you can see a tiny Christmas tree in the front window.
This tiny gingerbread house is equipped with a dual axle and solar panels for the Christmas lights. Yum, it even has an exterior rock wainscoting, shutters and a little front porch!
This home sweet home on a trailer comes complete with graham cracker solar panels and peppermint wood pile.
The "Tiny Gingerbread Village,” a frosted winter wonderland, took 3 days to build: 1 day to bake the pieces, another day to assemble and decorate the houses, and a third day to build the village. It even comes equipped with lights underneath, to light up each house at night!
"Tiny Fencl Gingerbread House," comes with a shiny red metal roof made of fruit roll ups, Oreo cookie double axle and brown frosting wood siding. The Christmas lights are already up along with the icicles. The bay window lets lot of natural light in with plenty of pretzel windows. The tiny gingerbread house is currently up on graham cracker jacks because we've found a permanently spot of land to park it.
Our Facebook friend Christina Rodriguez had a fantastic idea
for this holiday season: making a Tumbleweed gingerbread dream house. We liked
it so much we're raising the stakes.
Are you ready to get your holiday tiny house cheer on?
Grab your kids! Grab your grandparents! Grab some tubes of frosting!
It's our first annual Tumbleweed Tiny Gingerbread House Contest!
Tumbleweed's own Wendy working on her gingerbread masterpiece
First place winner will get a copy of both the Small House book AND the DIY Book of Backyard Sheds and Tiny Houses. One runner-up will win a copy of either book, their choice. Both winners will have their gingerbread house photo featured on the website and our Facebook page.
Anything goes: creativity is key!
Contest Rules:
Please submit a high-resolution photo via the Contact page on our website with a short description. Make the subject line "Tumbleweed
Gingerbread House Contest." We'll
accept entries up until December 22 and make our decision by December 23- just in
time for the holidays!
We decided that we are going to let you, the fans pick the winners for this contest. We will post the top 3 Tiny Gingerbread Houses this Saturday, December 22nd on Facebook. You will have until 2 pm PST on Monday, December 24th to vote. The picture with the most "likes" will win.
Extra points if you draw up plans for your gingerbread tiny
house. Extra extra points if you attach it to a tiny trailer.
Enjoy, and good luck!
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UPDATE:
I got so excited about this contest I built my own tiny gingerbread house this weekend.
Can you top this beauty?
UPDATE:
Thank you to all those of who have submitted their Tiny Gingerrbread Houses so far! We have seen some amazing houses. We decided that we're going to let you, the fans pick the winner for this contest. We will post the top 3 Tiny Gingerbread Houses this Saturday, December 22nd on Facebook. You will have until 2 pm PST on Monday, December 24th to vote. The picture with the most "likes" will win. Good luck!!!
Time for our weekly Small House Book Giveaway. This week we're doing something different! We've got some new rules to enter and win a copy of The Small House Book, so please read on...
Study plans are a basic version of house plans that provide more detail than the website does. They include basic dimensions and give you an opportunity to show someone else the home in more detail.
Good luck! Pictured below is the Loring. Click here to see more info on this home.
Tumbleweed's own Wendy working on her gingerbread masterpiece 
