Map Cottages – No 4: Bordeaux (1892)

For the 4th little Map Cottage, I picked Bordeaux (1892):

I have a few of these map cottages currently displayed on a shelf in my office, and most every person that comes by my office is curious about them 🙂 They are very easy to make with a hot glue gun:

INSTRUCTIONS:

Print on cardstock (I use Canon Matte Photo paper (160g)
Cut out the cottage (all the solid lines)
Score on the dotted lines
Fold on the dotted lines
Glue the bottom sides of the roof
Glue the side walls together
Glue the top of the roof together
Tuck in the floor.
I usually don’t glue the floor, meaning I can insert a small gift, or a LED tea light if I wish 🙂

Here is a low resolution preview of the Bordeaux 1892 Cottage:

The file is free for your personal use and enjoyment. Go to the download folder below to grab your high quality copy 🙂

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I have used elements from the following sources for todays design:

Little Paper Houses – Just Something I Made

Bordeaux in Brockhaus’ Konversations-Lexicon – archive.org