Cardboard handmade Christmas house model decoration

This is a relatively time-consuming manual tutorial, using cardboard to make a model of an 18th-19th century European house. You can also hang it on the Christmas tree. Under the illumination of various colors of lights, there will be reflections on the windows. It is a great and creative Christmas decoration!~

The outline of the window frame is made from a large piece of cardboard.

We need to prepare a total of 4 window frame outlines and two doors.

Cut out the wall from the cardboard and fold it over.

Trace the location of the window by placing a piece of the window frame against the wall.

Then cut it.

And glue a piece of window frame from the inside of the room.

The window frames on all four walls are done this way.

We cut 4 wall shapes from the clear plastic sheet.

Adhere them to the window frame to simulate glass.

Glue the openings in the house walls.

The perimeter of the base of the model should be 0.5 mm smaller than the perimeter of the wall.

To keep the shape accurate without stretching the wall.

Add a dark strip to the bottom of the house model.

From ashesFrom the color card paper we cut out the arch inserts.

This will strengthen the structure of the house while creating the visual effect of a "living" house.

Install it like this from the top of the house.

Light passing through one window will cause light reflections in other windows.

First add a beam on the roof.

Cut out a rectangle from dark cardboard and paste it on the roof.

Then stick on the roof made of corrugated paper.

We use yellow cardboard to make a chimney.

Just press lightly to stick.

Install a small roof over the entrance door.

Similarly use corrugated paper to make a top.

If you have a Christmas tree of sufficient size, you can hang it up and the effect will be great~