3d Stained Glass Pattern House-2 Christmas Village
$10.21
Digital product, printable PDF, Commercial license
House size: h:5,12″ x w:3,94″ x d:3,94″
(h:130mm x w:100mm x d:100mm)
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Description
3D Stained Glass Gingerbread House Pattern — Simplest Building in the Christmas Village
The simplest 3D pattern in the Christmas Village series, and a good first build if you have never assembled a stained glass object before. It is a compact house with a steep roof, no curves anywhere in the drawing, and a piece count low enough that a whole afternoon of cutting gets you to the solder. Despite that, it still makes an impression — most of that comes from how you treat the glass rather than from the pattern.
The house measures 5.12″ tall × 3.94″ wide × 3.94″ deep (130 × 100 × 100 mm), built from 41 pieces of glass. Note the depth — this is a cube-like building, not a flat façade, and the square footprint is what lets it sit in a village row without looking thin.
Two things are included that are easy to miss. The pattern ships with a snowy Christmas tree in two sizes, so the house arrives with something planted beside it rather than standing alone. And the roof and walls take glass paint well: snow on the roof, a pattern on the windows, a line of icing along the eaves. That is the intended finish — the reference photographs use it, and the piece looks flat without it.
Put an LED strip inside and it becomes a nightlight, which is how most people end up displaying it.
Assembly video
Watch this first — knowing the order the walls go together saves you discovering it halfway through.
Other patterns for the Christmas Village
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Where it works
A shelf, a mantelpiece, or a village row. Because the depth is as wide as the front, light it from above or from the side as well as behind — the side windows are half the charm of the piece and they do nothing in a flat backlit panel.
Who buys this pattern
Anyone making a first 3D stained glass object; makers who want a quick build to test a new technique before starting something larger; customers who want a Christmas village piece that is genuinely achievable in a week; and makers selling small finished buildings, where this one has a low enough piece count to keep production moving at a market stall.
What is in the download
- Letter PDF Christmas Village — full-size at 1:1 scale
- SVG file — for a plotter, laser cutter or Cricut
- Snowy Christmas tree in two sizes
- All files ZIP archive — everything in one place
Files arrive on your order page and in your confirmation email as soon as payment clears.
Licence
A personal and commercial licence is included. Make it for yourself, commission it out, or cut and sell the finished buildings — no per-sale fees and no obligation to report.
Printing and finishing
Print the PDF at 100% scale and check a measurement before cutting — never use “fit to page”, or the piece will print undersized and the walls will not meet at the corners cleanly. Because every piece in a 3D building is a simple shape, cut them all in one session and label each part; the assembly is where this project lives or dies, and a set of identical-looking rectangles that are actually four different sizes is the single most common way it goes wrong. Leave every solder joint to cool fully before you stand the piece up — thin walls move while they are still warm.
Gallery of finished houses
How other makers have used this pattern, with the colours and glass textures they chose:
Share your finished piece
We are glad to publish photos of your work, and your feedback helps other makers decide. Send a photo and your permission to publish it to [email protected].
A note before you start
You are buying the pattern only. Glass, came, solder, an LED strip, a Cricut machine if you use one, and any finished building are not included. The photographs show the design completed by other makers using their own materials.
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dcash51798 (verified owner) –
I absolutely love the 3D pieces! I am adding my Christmas collection. Beautiful!