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#Printable up house free

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12 x 12 inch scrapbooking card stock – 8 pieces for the house, 1 for the envelope.

This keeps all the removable accessories (plants, rugs, blanket, etc.) in check and tidies up the stuffed appearance of the house when it’s folded. The accessories are what make it SO fun to play with though, so function won over form and I opted to put the doll house into an envelope. It can end up looking a little “stuffed” and untidy when folded up after you add all the accessories. That way you can lay it flat and add murals or “wall paper” as it suits you …or ahem your kids can. I also wanted it to be something that would be easy to add to even after it was assembled. While, I knew that would create a cleaner look when the house was folded up, I decided to separate the floors from one wall so that I could include elements like the kitchen island and the garden boxes. When I first envisioned this idea, I took to google to see if it already existed and I found a few cute pop doll house books with connected floors that fold up within the walls. It only takes eight pieces of 12×12 inch scrapbooking card stock to make a house, nine if you include the envelope…which is like $2! No sweat if you lose it or if you want to make a new one with different decor later. Once the “house” is assembled, it folds up in a little 5.5 x 6.5 inch envelope that is great for travel, or just compact toy storage.

#Printable up house free

There are four rooms: a kitchen, a bathroom, a bedroom, and my favorite…the garden area.Ĭomplete with removable plants! I created corn stalks, heads of lettuce/cabbage, tomato plants (sans the tomatoes), and little food pieces that you can add to the greens to look like veggies or fruit.Įach room comes with loads of accessories: a faucet (that folds in and out), sinks, cabinet doors, free standing tub, toilet seat, frames, bookcases, etc…and lots of house plants. It offers hours of quiet time entertainment that you can take with you while you travel. It’s a great answer to that inevitable “I’m bored” you’re sure to hear many times this summer. All the cut files are at the end of this post. Note: This post includes affiliate links.

I did have to test out the first one after all. I use the term “kids” loosely, because I ended up having way too much fun with it myself. I’ve teamed up with Silhouette to create a pop up paper doll house that kids can design and accessorize to their hearts content and then bring with them to play with on the go. I usually use them as decor around the holidays, but this time I put a playful twist on the decor element and made it a toy you can decorate! If you’ve been around here awhile then you know I adore little paper houses.