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Cardstock Gingerbread House Craft

December 2, 2018 by Pam Maynard

 

Need a fun Kids Christmas Craft Activity?

This Cardstock Gingerbread House is so cute it looks like it’s made of real Gingerbread- except it’s much easier and neater!

Check out our other great Christmas Crafts HERE.

Cardstock Gingerbread House Craft #christmas #craft #diy

List of Supplies:

Cardstock Gingerbread House Craft

  1. Cardstock paper – brown
  2. Styrofoam balls – both colored and white
  3. White poster color
  4. Paint brush
  5. Pencil or pen – for tracing the template
  6. Scissors
  7. Craft glue or glue stick

Instructions:

Step 1:

Select brown colored cardstock paper for this craft and prepare the patterns from the template by printing and cutting them out. Trace the template patterns using a pencil, on the selected cardstock paper. The template includes 2 patterns, 1 for the roof and 1 for the house.  Click HERE to print the Template.

Cardstock Gingerbread House Craft

Step 2:

Use poster color to paint borders, door and windows on the front side of the house cut out. Allow the paint to dry after the painting is done.

Cardstock Gingerbread House Craft

Step 3:

Fold the house cut out. Follow the lines inside the house template pattern for folding it. Fold along the shown lines.

Cardstock Gingerbread House Craft

Step 4:

Apply glue along the extra thin part of the house pattern and attach it with the part next to it to close all 4 sides of the house.

Cardstock Gingerbread House Craft

Step 5:

Take the roof cut out. Paint borders and tile patterns on the roof. Paint any pattern you want and once the painting is done allow it dry.

Cardstock Gingerbread House Craft

Step 6:

After the painting dries fold the roof cut out into half along the traced line shown in the template.

Cardstock Gingerbread House Craft

Step 7:

Apply glue and join the roof on the top side of the house.

Cardstock Gingerbread House Craft

Step 8:

Grab both white and colored Styrofoam balls. Cut the Styrofoam balls into half.

Cardstock Gingerbread House Craft

Step 9:

Glue the half cut Styrofoam balls on the house (and roof) to decorate it.

Cardstock Gingerbread House Craft

Step 10:

Decorate the borders of the roof and the sides of the house.

Cardstock Gingerbread House Craft

Step 11:

Keep adding until the decoration looks nice or complete.

Cardstock Gingerbread House Craft

Allow the glue to dry and done!

Cardstock Gingerbread House Craft

Be sure to pin for later!

Cardstock Gingerbread House Craft #christmas #craft #diy

 

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About Pam Maynard

Meet Pam, the heart and soul behind Mom Does Reviews! This busy wife, mom, and content creator shares her life from her happy homestead in New Hampshire. Her home is a bustling hub of love, shared with her son and three lively dogs. When she's not busy crafting engaging content, you can often find Pam enjoying quality time with her furry companions, indulging in her favorite chocolate, and savoring a good cup of coffee.



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