How to Make a Tudor House

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A design so classic, elements are still used in buildings today. Build your own home with this how to make a Tudor house school project that you and your child can be proud of.

Safety first : This project requires using scissors, make sure you get help from an adult!

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White Ready Mixed Paint 300ml

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Brown Foam Sheet 22.5cm x 30cm

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3 for 2 on kids felt and foam

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Grey Foam Sheet 22.5cm x 30cm

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Black Foam Sheet 22.5cm x 30cm

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Ultratape Easytear Tape Roll 33 m 2 Pack

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How to Make

Step-1

Leave the large box open. Stick the large box on top of the small box with glue.

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Cut the 'short' end flaps of the large box into triangles. Lay the other side flaps onto the triangles and glue together to create a base to lay the white card 'roof' on.

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Paint the boxes with two to three coats of white acrylic paint and leave to dry.

Next fold the sheet of white card in half, and place on top of the roof base. Trim the edges if necessary, then glue in place.

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To make the windows, cut some rectangular pieces of white foam and draw diagonal lines with a ruler and black pen. Stick to the sides of the large box. Draw a cut a rectangular door from brown foam, and glue in place to the smaller box.

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Cut a sheet of black foam into one centimetre wide strips and use them to create 'beams'. Cut some narrower ½ cm strips for the window and door frames. Glue all the pieces in place using the picture as a guide.

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Cut the brown and grey foam sheets into rectangular 'tiles' measuring 2 centimetre x 3 centimetre. Starting at the bottom of the white card roof, glue the tiles side by side, with each layer overlapping slightly. Cover the entire roof and allow to dry.

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Rated 5 out of 5 by Adam S from Diy Tudor house I was oh so pleasantly pleased to find Hobbycraft’s tutorial when searching for help online. The step by step youtube video is great and easy to follow and really helped with all of Susie’s tips and measurements given for each part. I did not think it would look anything like Susie’s but i was very impressed with the results- it probably took us twice as long as Susie though… Thank you soo much- will defo be back for more tutorials and tips :)

Date published: 2023-02-02