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Home » Cardboard house » Finally, the Five Gable Gothic House gets its base

Finally, the Five Gable Gothic House gets its base

October 3, 2015 by Lucy Leave a Comment

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Finally, I finished Five Gable Gothic. It was one of my first houses that I designed on my own and putting roofs on 5 gables was not easy.

Cardboard Halloween house called Five Gable Gothic

I made this one much brighter than most of the houses, but I like it. I also love the bat wing fence - it's from a company called La La Land. Their dies are awesome. The tape around the base is some halloween washi tape that I found at Michael's. I used Mod Podge Matte Medium over it because washi tape doesn't adhere too well. You can't see it from this view but there is a little gravestone in the back.

That's it for today. I hope to have the base done for the Silhouette house tomorrow. I am very pleased with how it is coming along. Then I have 2 more bases to finish all of my houses that are made so far.

The houses are at the hospital on display. Sales are a little slow so far. I put up some signs today hoping to stir a little more interest. Pricing handmade objects is very difficult - you can't charge by the hour, but you don't want to totally give your time away (even though I am selling them for charity). I picked a number that I thought people might consider pretty reasonable considering that all the money goes to a good cause.

One co-worker bought the Halloween Candy house (I called it the Little Skeleton House in that post, but it has since been renamed) for her 3 year old son. It's the center house below.

My first Halloween houses

She said he wanted to take it to school and he talked about it all day to his teacher. The teacher told my co-worker that he kept talking about some little house that didn't make sense. Then when my friend went to pick him up, she brought the house to show everyone. All the kids were gathering around it and her son was being very protective of the house. When he ate dinner, he put the house in a safe spot where he could see it while he ate dinner. I thought that was funny and cute.

I hope everyone is doing well. Stay out of the rain if you can. Take care.

5 Gable Gothic Halloween House #putzhouse #paperhouse #halloweenpaperhouse

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  1. Lynn Koeppen

    October 06, 2015 at 1:42 am

    Yes, the base makes it look complete and really, really nice.

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  2. Lucy

    October 05, 2015 at 4:50 am

    It really needed a base, didn't it?

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  3. Lynn Koeppen

    October 05, 2015 at 4:24 am

    Cool base! It really dresses up this house!

    That is an awesome story about the candy cane house!

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I'm Lucy - the paper architect behind the captivating tiny house designs at PaperGlitterGlue.com.

While I am often found covered in glue and cat hair and obsessing about the details of my projects, I love sharing my designs so anyone can craft seriously awesome paper crafts.

So look around and find something to MAKE.

You can read more about me here.

Want to make a beautiful Village Wreath?

You can do it step-by-step with my Alpine Village Wreath Workshop. Just let your creativity flow as create your own little village proudly displayed on a wreath. You'll create a heirloom that your family will treasure for years.

Wreath with alpine village houses and bottlebrush trees

And if you are a Halloween fan - you'll love my Halloween book! 13 Handcrafted Halloween Houses

This book contains 13 different Halloween designs with embellishments like crooked windows, fences, and shingles.

13 Handcrafted Halloween Houses book cover

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