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4 Ways to Make a Paper House

By Matthew Lynch
January 30, 2024
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A paper house can be a fun and engaging activity to enjoy during your leisure time or with family and friends. It’s an excellent way to spark creativity and learn basic crafting skills. In this article, we will discuss four different ways to make a paper house that you can try out and expand upon depending on your interest and skill level.

1. The Basic Folded Paper House

This is the simplest method for creating a paper house and requires minimal supplies and skills.

Materials Needed:

– A sheet of paper (preferably colored, but white will work as well)

– Scissors

– A ruler

– A pen or pencil

Instructions:

1. Begin by folding the paper in half vertically (hot dog fold).

2. Measure and draw lines for the roof, walls, and base along the folded edge.

3. Cut along your lines, leaving the folded edge intact.

4. Make two small cuts along the top edge of each wall for the roof.

5. Fold the bottom edges of the walls inward so that they can stand on their own when opened.

6. Finally, insert the roof into the slots you’ve created at the top of each wall.

2. The 3D Origami Paper House

For those who enjoy origami, this method offers a slightly more complex challenge.

Materials Needed:

– A square piece of origami paper

– Instructions or an instructional video for folding an origami house.

Instructions:

1. Begin by finding a set of instructions or a tutorial video online that teaches you how to make an origami house – there are many available with varying levels of difficulty.

2. Follow the step-by-step guide to fold your paper into a three-dimensional house.

3. The Cardstock Paper House

This method requires more materials and patience but results in a more durable and detailed paper house.

Materials Needed:

– Cardstock paper (multiple colors)

– A template or pattern for a paper house

– Scissors

– Glue

– A pen or pencil

Instructions:

1. Begin by finding and printing off a template or pattern of a paper house that you like.

2. Cut out the template and trace it onto your chosen cardstock paper.

3. Carefully cut out each piece of the house according to the pattern.

4. Assemble and glue the pieces together, following the template’s assembly instructions.

4. The Papercraft House

Creating a papercraft house is more intricate and time-consuming but offers unique, customizable results.

Materials Needed:

– Construction paper or printer paper

– Printer

– A digital papercraft house template

– Scissors

– Glue

– Tweezers (optional)

Instructions:

1. Find a digital papercraft house template online – these often come with printable parts and assembly instructions.

2. Print the template onto your chosen paper.

3. Carefully cut out each piece using scissors or a craft knife – tweezers may be helpful for handling very small pieces.

4. Assemble and glue together the pieces following the instructions.

Each of these paper house methods provides its own unique experience and can be adapted to suit your creative preferences. Explore different templates, patterns, and materials to find your favorite way to make a paper house, and enjoy the process of creating something from scratch with your own two hands.

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