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Name it and You will recieve it as a gift from me for the name. only one name will be accepted and the contest will end by tomorrow midnight. Pacific time.

Serendipity (no special reason, just love the sound of the word...LOL). Laurie

Whitsend and the new house is a beauty!

Lilliput, from Gulliver's Travels, because it is so tiny. ;)

Craft Cottage Looks superb :-)

Cobblers Cottage (not sure why!)

Dwarfs Roost

pooneils corner

WillowWhyte :) Irene

Lonelyhearts Cottage

Island Cottage It is adorable, I love it. Reminds me of the little cottages that are up at Cape Code. Sharen

The Nest It is so pretty Carol

Lizza's Corner or just the Lizza

Corner Cottage :)

Teenie Cottage. It's so cute! Awesome job. ;D

Elfincove Great little house!

shouthwaite

Puritan house, cuzz it looks like a house a puritan would live in

Mini Manor

Very nice has a kinda dollhouse feel to it hehe

Small Man's Mansion =) Love it, the details are great and architecture is very nice =) Cris

Gingerwood Cottage

ooooo , flybynight! I think you may have it! we'll see what else comes up but I do like that one!

Grannys Corner Door Cottage It looks like a delightful one to me, so Granny must live there.

Cozy Cottage! It's snuggly warm :)

Memory Lane Cottage

Acorn Cottage Puts me to mind of my Great Uncle's Cottage.

Gretle's Cottage, Greenwood cottage Hardwood Hideaway

Innisfree.

ah, a touch of the Gaelic! good. Still leaning toward gingerwood though.

I was going to suggest "petite maison" but I personally love CryptoPooka's suggestion of "Innisfree". It sure looks perfect for it.

*"I will arise and go now, and go to Innisfree,
And a small cabin build there, of clay and wattles made:
Nine bean-rows will I have there, a hive for the honeybee,
And live alone in the bee-loud glade.

And I shall have some peace there, for peace comes dropping slow
Dropping from the veils of the morning to where the cricket sings;
There midnight's all a glimmer, and noon a purple glow,
And evenings full of the linnet's wings.

I will arise and go now, for always night and day
I hear the lake water lapping with low sounds by the shore;
While I stand on the roadway, or on the pavements gray,
I hear it in the deep heart's core.

-- William Butler Yeats"*

I love that poem. :)

ah ha! I am not well read on Yeats, but I recognised the "innis" as being the gaelic for island. More correctly "innish". The poem does strike a nice note. Dang it! Now I am leaning more towards that. My head hurts! What I need is more suggestions. A clear winner! Thank God I have till midnight the 10th to think these over.

Billy

Inglenook or ingleside... The porch is the most prominent feature. :)

Briarwood Cottage

Eagle's Mere

well its tiny.......so I think it looks like a gnome's home Gnome Home Its a really cool model no matter what you decided to name it! Teri R

Petit Maison Crafter's Cot :)

White O'Morn Cottage (The Quiet Man, Movie)

Oh well, what the heck... One room, one storey...I gotta think it's for someone who wants to be alone. I'll go with "Hermit's Hut" (I would stick with "cottage" like most of the other names but the double "H" sounds kinda nice to me). Nice looking piece, Ironhart!

How about loners lodge! LOL!

Little house on the prarie ;)

Dovecote? Woodcote?

I really like some of the names presented. Due to possible copywrite infringements I decided not to use those that I know are from poems and movies. Yeats stuff was still copywritten in the late 60's so it is possible it could still be under copywrite. quiet man was 50's I think, and could still be under copywrite. I really doubt either copywrite holder would find me or care, but it is a chance best not taken. I did like both names though White O' Morn and Innisfree would both be better for an irish style cottage. That left me with other names to consider and I narrowed it down to two. Gingerwood was great! but I chose Inglenook. Why? I don't know! I like the sound of it and it is short. It just somehow really fits. So Congrats Hauksdottir and thank you all for the names and the effort you put forth on this. Billy

Wow! :) This is a surprise (there are many good names in this thread). I think that Inglenook originally meant a recessed area near a fireplace - a corner where folks could be cozy and snug and it's always had that warm association for me. There are a couple of exclusive communities named Inglenook so it's possible that the idea of a retreat is now stronger than the connection with a hearth. "Nook" is one of my favorite words, in any case. Thank you!! This is charming, and with flowerpots on the window shelves and a cat on the railing will definately be a welcome retreat. Any place a cat chooses to stay has got to be special. I'm delighted. :) Carolly

Mucho congrats, Carolly! NOW, everytime I see that little cottage, I'll remember who named it. :-)

Trivia: 1. who named woodsend? 2. who named Genny's cottage? Think you know? Billy

For anyone interested. Inglenook went into the Poserpros marketplace this morning. Billy

Of course I'm interested! Tks, Ironhart.

thankyou! chuck. :)

Lovers Hide-away It's cozy, warm and most of all romantic.