The 2013 Vintage Christmas Village posts are my all time most popular posts for Christmas. The little cottages have been downloaded and multiplied by young and old, everywhere in the world! I have made countless cottages myself, alone, with family and friends, and at workshops. 😀 😀 😀
The original series back in 2013 was for a total of 25 Christmas Cottages.
I am therefore very pleased to announce that my large December project this year is sharing lots and lots of NEW cottages I have designed, to add to your choices, expand your village, or simply for you to enjoy 😀
My total selection of Christmas Cottages now counts more than 100 cottages 🙂
Here are Christmas Cottages No 26-30 (the original 2013 ones counting as 1-25):
The little cottages 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🙂
The files are free for your personal use and enjoyment. Go to the download folder below to grab your high quality copies 🙂
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I have used the following elements for todays designs:
Little Paper Houses – Just Something I Made
Christmas Label – The Graphics Fairy
Catalog Page I – The Old Design Shop
Catalog Page II – The Old Design Shop
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Hi Gunnvor ~ Do you have the directions printed up for these little houses somewhere? Is there any gluing involved? I put one together but think I got the roof wrong. Thank you for posting these adorable houses. I will be making more of them. Best, Sharon
Hello Dear 🙂
I have now included the instructions in the post 🙂 Yes, there is glueing, see the write up 😛 xoxoxo
*squeal of delight* I love that holly one! I’m so happy that you are offering us more cottage designs.