House paper template

To begin, download the free paper house template. To open the files, you will need Adobe Acrobat Reader installed available for free here. Open the files and print them out onto thick cardstock paper. On the printed template, use scissors to cut along the solid lines.

Next, fold along the dotted lines. Use glue stick or rubber cement to adhere the walls together. Once the walls of the house are assembled, cut out the roof template, fold along the dotted lines, and place on top. Print out a series of paper houses with different colored cardstock to build a miniature rainbow village! August 3, by Valerie. When they have finished making their paper dolls, curiosity comes to create a paper house for the doll.

Besides, there are various paper house templates for kids easy to follow. Paper crafts produced by children can be a gift to parents or grandparents. This to develop a great bond and awareness of giving to them. Those advantages from doing paper crafts help children to be skilled and to be great in society. As there are plenty of paper house templates starting, making paper houses as craft activities for children is known for some good reasons.

First, they learn more about mathematics skills as they try to identify different shapes, sizes and lengths. In the practice of coloring and drawing the paper house, this activity allows them to express themselves better and their freedom of art.

If you happen to be a working parent, having the time doing paper crafts with children becomes an opportunity to spend time with your child and both of you can interact closer. We also have more printable paper you may like: Printable Paper Cars. What do you need to make a paper house? Paper house templates are fun to complete yet they can end up as a huge mess. The houses are so small that they could be perched on a Christmas tree branch if you wanted and a small light bulb from the Christmas lights would fit underneath or on the back.

Another option for windows and doors is to copy the ones on the original Putz houses. Paul Race, who hosts the CardboardChristmas. Find the size you like and cut the appropriate sized hole for the windows or door. I just didn't have time to do all that for 20 little houses.

The house with the tab is 8. If your cardboard or card stock is 11 inches you have a rectangle 2. So easy for making a large number of houses. Score it in the middle and adhere to the top of the little house. The paper template for this house has a roof pattern on it.

Also there are two chimney variations as well. The base is thicker cardboard painted with one of my very favorite green colors - Tim Holtz Distress Paint Mowed Lawn. I think that's all of them. Oh, I did paint one of them with Walnut Stain before I decided to go with more colorful options.

I just love these colors. You can download the free "Easy Paper House" pattern at my Paper Glitter Glue library by signing up for my newsletter on the form below. I will not share your email with anyone. Any questions about using the library, just email me at Lucy paperglitterglue.

The Christmas Farmhouse Putz House traditional little houses were called Putz houses based on the German word "putzen" to adorn or decorate. Haunted Schoolhouse can easily be made for Christmas as well. See Kelly's Christmas Clockhouse. Then I also have patterns for the 13 Days of Halloween Houses all of which can be decorated for any season.

And there are 12 House for Christmas patterns as well. If you have any questions, just email me at Lucy paperglitterglue. I love my paper house you gifted in Vermont! I found the perfect spot in my suitcase to pack it without any damage! Now to find the perfect spot to display it! Thank you. Love your blog! Just read your article and enjoyed it very much. I have just started making Putz houses and love it. Thank you for your article. Thanks again, Ada Faye Clark.

I read your "very clear" instructions and followed them very carefully multiple times, but when I click of the Blue words to take me to the place to enter the password, that page does not appear. That click goes to the library, but I can't open any patterns presumably because I didn't enter the password, having no opportunity to do so.

I get your newsletter, I have the password, but it does not work. Very frustrating -- do patterns for tiny houses really need to be protected? There are plenty of other sources check pinterest. Email me at Lucy paperglitterglue. I do put my files behind a password to protect my files.