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1. Print out the pattern to the full size of the printer paper and trace the house and bottom piece template onto a piece of card in a color of choice and cut the pieces out. The appropriate printed out size is when the floor piece measures 8.5 x 8.5 cm in size.
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2. When your floor piece measures 8.5 cm, then you will score a line on each of the four sides. The position of the scoring markings can be seen on the template.
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3. So that it looks like this.
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4. Cut in the each of the four tabs across from each other. You will cut only up to the horizontal line. Here you see the two top lines are cut in and now you will do the same with the two bottom lines.
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5. Use your bone folder and fold over all of the sides of the floor piece to give it a crisp and flat edge.
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6. Place a drop of glue on each of the four tabs.
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7. Fold in the side walls to adhere them together. Use paper clips to hold them together until they dry.
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8. Score each of the four inside lines of the house.
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9. Use the bone folder to also get clean sharp edges.
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10. In each of the side walls, punch a motif of choice out. For this project, a heart was chosen.
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11. This is how the wall now looks like.
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12. Use printed vellum (or other thin paper of choice) and adhere it to what will be the inside of the house. Here clear tape was used to adhere the vellum as glue tends to look too messy and shines very spotty through the paper.
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13. This is now how the house looks.
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14. Add now glue to each of the four outside walls of the bottom floor piece.
Also add glue to the side flap of the house.
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15. Adhere the house to the floor piece. Make sure all of the flaps are on the inside of the house and cannot be seen from the outside.
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16. This is how the house looks from the inside.
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