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1. Print out and trace the template onto a piece of sturdy white card.
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2. Cut out the house.
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3. Crease all of the inside lines using a bone folder or stylus and a foam mat.
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4. This is how it looks once all of the lines are creased.
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5. Use the bone folder and press it against all of the creased lines to make the folded edges really crisp.
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6. Place the die on one of the 4 side walls of the house.
The bottom floor of the house makes the template too wide for the die cutting machine. Fold it over so that it is also sandwiched between the two cutting plates. Make sure the paper is folded over the die and not underneath it so it does not get cut.
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7. Run the through the die cutting machine.
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8. This is now how the area looks once the image has been cut.
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9. The die cut bunnies can be used for other projects or Easter cards.
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10. Repeat 3 more times for the remaining 3 side walls.
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11. This is now how the house looks.
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12. Cut out four 5 cm squares (or a size larger than the aperature.
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13. Glue paper to the opening from the inside of the house.
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14. Do the same for the remaining aperatures, too.
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15. Place glue on all of the flaps. There are 3 bottom flaps and 1 side flap.
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16. Then fold the house together and press the flaps onto the inside of the house. Hold together with your hand or use a paper clip until the glue dries enough to hold on its own.
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