3D Christmas Village — Complete Set of 5 Patterns

Name: 3D Christmas Village Complete Set of 5 Patterns PDF
Brand: AAGlassStudio
SKU: 210102
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The whole Christmas Village collection — five 3D patterns: Snowman House, Church, House 2, Old Barn and House 3. 17% off the combined price.

Pattern by Aleksandr Yanchuk AAGlassStudio

SKU: 210102 Category: 3D Stained Glass Christmas Village Patterns

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Description

3D Christmas Village Complete Set of 5 Patterns

The 3D Christmas Village complete set of 5 gives you the whole village in one download: a snowman house, a church, a village house, an old barn and an incense house. All five are full-size printable PDFs with a commercial licence, and each building stands on its own when it is finished.

What is inside the 3D Christmas Village complete set of 5

Snowman House 1	h 3.94 in (100 mm)	74 pieces
Village Church	h 7.5 x w 5.1 x d 3.15 in (190 x 130 x 80 mm)	no printed count
Village House 2	h 5.12 x w 3.94 x d 3.94 in (130 x 100 x 100 mm)	no printed count
Old Barn	h 4.84 x w 4.09 x l 4.69 in (123 x 104 x 119 mm)	28 pieces
Incense House	h 4.72 x w 4.92 in (120 x 125 mm)	33 pieces

Three of the five patterns carry a printed piece count. The church is the tallest building in the group, the barn the widest and lowest, and the incense house the smallest of them all, small enough to work as a holder on its own.

What you receive

Five full-size PDF drawings, ready to print on US Letter or A4.
A compact assembly guide with the snowman house pattern.
Commercial licence for every pattern in the set.
Instant download, with the files also kept in your account.

Why a set and not one house

One 3D building reads as a decoration. Five of them read as a village: different roof heights, different colours, a tower that stands above the rest and a barn that sits lower than the houses. Line them up on a windowsill and the group does something no single piece can do on its own.

Building them one after another also makes the set easier than it looks. The first house teaches the corners, the roof line and the way walls meet; the rest repeat the same steps, so each next building takes less attention than the one before it.

Choosing glass and light

Opalescent glass in the walls keeps a building readable in daylight, because it scatters light instead of showing the room behind it. Cathedral glass in the windows and doors lets the colour through, and that is what makes the village glow when a light is placed behind it. Warm white suits the scene better than a cool LED; a short string of fairy lights along the back of a shelf is enough for all five.

Keep the light outside the glass. There is no flame inside any of these buildings, and in daylight they still throw soft coloured shadows on the wall behind them.

Skill level and tools

Copper foil, solder, a glass cutter and the patience to hold a 90 degree corner while it sets. No kiln, no special saw. If you have made a flat suncatcher, most of the skills are already in your hands; the 3D part is assembly, and the guide that comes with the snowman house pattern walks through it.

Printing and scaling

Print at 100 percent for the sizes in the table. Need a different scale for your shelf or your glass? Use our free stained glass pattern resizer: the same drawing reprints at any percentage and every part keeps its proportion.

Licence

Personal and commercial use are included for all five patterns: the 3D Christmas Village complete set of 5 can be built and sold, shown at fairs and markets, and photos of your build can be published. Reselling or sharing the pattern files is not allowed.