Village coloré de petites maisons artisanales en feutre superposées

Imagine a small felt village made up of several brightly colored houses, all made of pieces of felt cut into simple but very expressive shapes. The facades are in shades such as yellow, sky blue, red, mint green and orange, and each house has its own character thanks to the overlapping layers of felt. The windows are made of small rectangles of lighter felt, and the frames are sewn with thick thread that is perfectly visible, creating a very marked artisanal effect. Some windows have curtains made of thin felt, and others have a small flower sewn underneath. The doors are oval or rectangular pieces, often in a color that contrasts with the facade. Some have a small sewn button that acts as a doorknob. On the street there are felt lanterns, made of narrow strips of black or gray felt, and a small yellow piece at the top that represents light. Between the houses are felt trees, with brown trunks and green cloud-shaped tops, sewn with visible stitches that give texture. The floor is a base of brown or beige felt, and on top are paths made of gray felt, as if they were streets or sidewalks. All this creates a very colorful, soft and detailed scene, with an artisanal style that stands out for its simplicity and warmth.