A person needs a home. This is a roof over your head, this is warmth and comfort, this is your favorite place where they are waiting for you. A house is something that children love to draw, because it’s not difficult to draw, and you can even assemble it from cubes. Just a square wall and a triangle roof. There is also a paper house, it is also not that difficult, you just need to be patient and diligent. Making a house out of paper is very simple if you follow the simple instructions in the picture diagram.
Origami diagram: A boat made from a piece of paper
1. First let's build the walls
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1. Fold the piece of paper in thirds horizontally, then vertically. Unfold it to create dividing folds.
2. Fold two horizontal strips along the edges of the sheet; in the figure, the necessary places are marked with dotted lines.
3. Fold the sheet along the horizontal folds in thirds.
4. Bend and straighten all the corners of the resulting rectangle, as shown by the dotted lines.
5. Make vertical folds along the edges, as in the picture.
6. Place the folded sides of the sheet perpendicular to its center.
7. Fold the workpiece along the folds marked with dotted lines in the figure.
8. Fold the parts protruding from the top inward by 90°.
9. Apply some glue to these parts.
10. Attach the roof prepared earlier to them.
11. Draw windows to complete the bulk of the paper house construction.
If you have completed this stage of building paper walls, then folding the roof will not be difficult. Let's move on to the second part.
2. Now let’s build a roof and we’ll get a house
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1. Fold the piece of paper in thirds and unfold it to create two vertical folds.
2. Fold the piece of paper in thirds horizontally: first the bottom to the center, then the top.
3. Fold the upper corners of the resulting rectangle towards the base.
4. Raise and smooth the bottom corners to create folds.
5. Lower them back down.
6. Expand the workpiece, pushing apart the part marked with an arrow.
7. Bend the corners of the resulting figure inward in the places marked with a dotted line.
8. The roof is ready.
9. Place it on the walls of the house. And now our cozy house is ready!
A paper house is an excellent basis for children's games and small theatrical performances: it can be used as decoration when decorating playground or scenes.
To make an origami house, you will need a square sheet of matching color.
The scheme of work is quite simple.
First of all, we bend the sheet in half.
We get a neat rectangle, the height of which is exactly half the width.
We unfold the sheet and bend only its lower half in half: we simply bring the lower side to the center.
In the same way we bend the second, upper part. Bend the resulting rectangle to the left. Carefully combine all sides.
We again have a square, but half the size.
We unfold this square so that it takes the shape of a rectangle, divided by a fold line in the middle.
Turn the rectangle over so the solid side is facing up. We bend its two sides to the center so that they coincide with each other.
We have a square consisting of four identical squares.
One of these squares (for example, the top left) needs to be turned into a triangle. To do this, we direct its inner edge up and to the side.
In this case, the top fold is combined with the side fold. A triangle is formed.
In the same way we give triangular shape top right square.
We cut a miniature door and draw a handle on it. If desired, you can draw or cut out windows.
We decorate the roof with corrugated tape or any decorative elements. We decorate the house in the style that best suits our occasion. You can color it or paste it with cute pictures.
Ready! We learned how to make a house that can be used as a decoration for games with paper dolls and other toys.
Today we want to tell you how to make an origami house out of paper with your own hands. This master class is completely easy to use and is quite suitable for joint creativity with children of primary and secondary age. school age. A step-by-step instruction with a photo and diagram they will tell you how to make it correctly.
Tools and materials Time: 2 hours Difficulty: 2/10
- a piece of thick paper measuring 50 x 50 cm;
- scissors;
- ruler;
- felt-tip pens, colored pencils or paints;
- gray pencil and eraser;
- two-way colored paper for trees and flowers.
Often children do not need expensive doll houses with furniture and toys, and they will be quite happy with a homemade house with boundaries that they coordinate themselves. So why waste a large sum, if you can get by with a piece of thick paper and create an origami house for games from it? It's amazing!
In this master class we will show you how to make a wonderful house with your own hands and various decorations to him. However, you shouldn’t limit yourself, and if you or your child have your own ideas for home improvement, why not bring them to life together?
An added benefit to using this type of playhouse is that when your child gets tired of playing with it, you can simply fold it up and place it in a convenient storage area. And when the craft gets dirty, you can throw it away without regret and make a new one! So, are you ready? Begin!
An origami house made of paper measuring 50 x 50 cm will be 25.5 cm wide and 25.5 x 25.5 cm deep. If desired, you can make your house larger or smaller by taking a larger or smaller piece of paper, respectively. And the smaller piece of paper you take, the easier it will be for you to fold it.
Step-by-step instructions with photos
So let's start making our origami house.
Step 1: Fold a Square
To demonstrate the folds, we used a small piece of paper.
Fold the paper in half horizontally to form a rectangle. If your paper has color on one side, make sure the colored side is on top.
Fold the paper in half again so that you form a square.
Step 2: Make the Closure
Open the square to the previously made rectangle.
Curl the left side towards the middle line.
Fold the right side towards the middle as well. Press the folds with your fingers.
Step 3: Shape the Sides
Open left side and place your finger between two layers of paper. Fold the top side and flatten it down into a triangle.
Repeat the manipulations on the right side.
Place the craft on the table and turn its sides so that the middle is straight and its sides are perpendicular to the middle and parallel to each other.
Step 4: Make a Roof
We decorated our house with a colorful tile roof made from colorful scrapbooking paper. To make such a roof, cut out circles of the same shape from multi-colored pieces of paper.
As a guide for the bottom row of shingles, draw a thin pencil line. Glue the circles on top of the bottom line so that they do not touch each other. To form the second and subsequent rows, place the circles in the middle of the joints of the previous circles.
In addition, you can not glue the roof, but simply draw it. To do this, draw an outline for the tiles with gray pencils, then color them with colored felt-tip pens or paints.
If you wish, you can also draw windows and trees on the outside of the house, and interior items and doors on the inside.
Step 5: Make the Trees
To make trees, draw simple tree shapes on green paper and cut them out. Then cut out small semicircles for the coasters from green paper.
Make a cut from the base of the trees and at the top of the semicircles. After this, insert the trees into the stands in an X shape.
Step 5: Make a Modern House
To make such a house, place small succulents in cute pots and add a rug self made and a postcard as a piece of art. We also added a small pendant in the form of a lamp, which was hung on a cotton thread.
As you can see, such an origami house provides an excellent field for creativity.
This project is perfect for when you're traveling with kids to keep them occupied when they get bored. Finding paper on the road is not difficult; you can even use a newspaper or a piece of paper from a glossy magazine. And to make toys, just use your imagination and make dolls and animals from whatever you have at hand: lipstick, a teaspoon, or even fingers with painted faces.
Go ahead, create, we wish you good luck! We hope our master class and the diagram for creating an origami house from paper will be useful to you more than once.
You can also learn more about how to make an origami house out of paper using a video with a master class that we have selected on the Internet specially for you.
Paper crafts are not only figurines of animals, birds, fish, people, but also equipment, airplanes, boats and, of course, buildings. This master class will teach you how to make origami paper houses of varying complexity for beginners and more experienced needlewomen.
This MK is for beginners who want to learn how to work in the origami technique. The assembly diagram is simple and does not take much time.
Step-by-step instruction
ADVICE: Advise your child to make several origami out of colored paper, of different sizes and shapes. Also, draw windows and doors or stick them on, cutting them out from sheets of a different color, as in the photo. Make trees, animals, people - you’ll get a real village.
And here is another option for an equally simple paper house. 
Video: House using origami technique
It is possible for a child to make such crafts himself, without the help of an adult. The following models are more complicated, but they are also more interesting.
House in 3D origami
Do you want to make a toy street with cars that are so beloved by every boy? No problem! It is not necessary to buy houses. Why not make them yourself? It will only be more interesting for the baby.
Step by step guide with diagram
Here detailed instructions with a description of the actions as a result of which you will be able to make a house in 3D format: 
- It is made in stages - separately the roof and the box itself. Start with a lightweight element - the roof. Take a square piece of paper and bend it into 3 equal parts (use a ruler for accurate measurements).
- We fold these parts one after another according to the accordion principle, carefully ironing all layers of paper.
- Bend the corners towards the edges.
- We fold them again, as in the diagram.
Make a paper base as shown in the template. A square sheet is taken, folded into three parts, with one of the edges marked in advance and folded into a narrow strip.
The side parts are folded into a box and glued. The glue is applied to the strip that we made at the beginning. 
Before you complete steps 10 and 11 and assemble the entire house, let's return to the roof.
We bend the corners, straighten the figure from the inside. Now we fold both corners inward and straighten the model. We connect the roof and the base. The builders can start playing.
Video: Lessons on assembling a three-dimensional paper house
ADVICE: such an origami house can be used not only as a toy, but also as original packaging for a gift. Why not put jewelry, banknotes or other valuable surprises there for your dear birthday boy?
Video: A quick way to fold an origami house
Yes, this can happen too. An excellent leisure option for office workers to add something new to their routine.
Schemes for folding origami houses and buildings
Origami house with detailed photos instructions and three options, from the simplest to the slightly complex for children. There are many different schemes for how to make an origami house, I chose these 3, in my opinion, the most ideal for children.
Materials:
- Double-sided colored paper or origami paper for the first house;
- One-sided for the other two;
- A felt-tip pen to draw windows and doors for houses, if desired.
Origami house step by step: 1 easiest option
For origami you will need a piece of paper square shape, in color on both sides.
Fold the paper in half, with this action we will mark the middle of the square.
Bend right side, aligning it along the fold in the center.
Do the same manipulations with the left one.
Now fold the created part in half to make a fold in the center.
Open and fold the top side inward, aligning it with the fold in the center.
Fold the bottom of the paper up, also determining the height along the central fold.
Put everything back, since the goal of the previous steps was to create the folds we need.
Now you need to make the roof, I show detailed steps for this. Open the top of the paper slightly. Here you can see the first fold from above.
Continue pushing the corners of the roof out to the sides, making the fold at the top line of the roof. It may not be very clear at first, practice and you will understand how simple it really is. The main thing is to understand the principle of this action.
Bend the bottom of the house and tuck the edge under the roof. Draw the windows and door. You can paint the roof, and even the whole house.
How to make an origami house: 2 easy ways
To work, you need single-sided square paper or special paper for origami. One side is colored and the other is white. Size is absolutely not important. It all depends on personal wishes.
Place the paper in front of you.
Fold it in half, the color should be on the outside. Then double it again, but this time connecting the other two sides.
Open the paper, there should be two intersecting folds in the middle.
Fold the top side to a horizontal fold.
Turn over to the other side, aligning the right side with the vertical fold in the center.
Now the left one.
Point the top corners down.
Turn over to the other side. Make a small upward fold from the bottom.
Now open it.
Redirect the folded corners inward. Fold the resulting trapezoidal part up again. Due to the fact that the paper is one-sided, we ended up with doors on the bottom.
All that remains is to draw the windows for the complete set of the house.
Origami house with a pipe: making the work more difficult
The beginning of creating a house is identical to the previous one, but after that you will have to tinker with the pipe, because of which this option will be a little difficult for children. But after all, children are all different, as are their age characteristics, perhaps for some this method will be absolutely understandable and easy.
Prepare single-sided square-shaped paper.
Fold it in half. Open and fold in half, connecting the other two sides.
You will get intersecting folds.
Fold the top to the fold.
Turn over to the other side and fold the sides to the fold in the center.
Now point the top corners down.
Let's start making a pipe. Straighten the left corner.
Open it from the inside and pull it down, redirecting the outer fold inward.
Then straighten the same part upward.
Open it slightly from the inside. The result is a corner, move its right side to the left, simultaneously pressing the corner down. It is difficult to describe this action, you just need to try it and by looking at the photo you will understand the process. The pipe is ready.
Fold the bottom of the house up, aligning the edges with the bottom of the roof. But there may be options here: you can bend it less and it will be a rectangular long house, or a square one.
Turn it over, draw windows, a door. The origami house is ready.
These are the kind of houses you can make with children; they can easily handle the first two on their own, but they may need help working on the third.
