Creative Cardboard Projects Made Simple
Small decorative houses and mini models, plus how to draw your own flat patterns with tabs and fold lines before you cut.
3 tutorials published
Turn any idea into a pattern you drew yourself: list the faces, unfold them into a net, count the glue tabs, allow for board thickness and prove it with a paper mockup before cutting cardboard.
Learn how to work small with cardboard: choose a simple scale, use thin paperboard, glue with a toothpick and build a miniature chair and table from a few measured rectangles.
Draw a simple house as one scored wall strip with two gables and a folded roof, then change the width, height and pitch to build a village of three to five houses for a shelf or mantel.
