How To Make A House Roof Out Of Paper

Then unroll the felt and straighten out the row before you add more staples.

How to make a house roof out of paper.

To make a simple paper house fold a square piece of paper in half from the left edge to the right edge. Test fit it on your house so you know that the overhangs are the correct size. Start on the next layer overlapping the leaves. Beginning at the bottom where you started with the sheathing roll the underlayment out flat going lengthwise across the sheathing.

Crease and unfold it. As a general rule of thumb roofing a house involves more than just adding exterior shingles. To make this paper house you need 3 sheets of a4. Crease it and unfold it.

Next carefully make a hole with the toothpick. Next use a pencil to mark where the toothpick will go centered below the circular opening on the front. Roofing a house can easily become a full weekend diy project especially if you are looking to install a roof on a house that is non traditional in size or style. Next fold it in half from the top edge to the bottom edge.

The most common underlayment is roofing felt which is similar to tar paper but felt uses asphalt instead of tar. It improves look and uniformity because your roof deck might not lie perfectly straight or flat a layer of roof paper gives an even uniform surface upon which you can install your shingles. Cover the roof above the underlayment with roofing felt paper. Tape to the cardboard roof.

The main purpose of the underlayment is waterproofing. Roll out the tar paper along the bottom edge of the roof. This paper craft is really very fun. Tear off a section of tape large enough to cover the entire roof and fold over on the edges of your roof.

It is a very easy and quick way to make a paper house. Roofing felt prevents the deck from being exposed to the elements before or while the shingles are being applied. Cut it to fit your roof if. Just like you apply shingles on a real house apply the paper leaves starting at the bottom of the roof of your diy fairy house.

Glue the leaves along the bottom overlapping the sides as much as you want. Cut out the cardboard for the roof. To start each course drive a dozen staples grouped close together. Cut your cardboard in the shape and size you need for the roof of your little house.

Begin your first row of tar paper with the bottom of the tar paper slightly hanging over the edge of the roof. Let the tips of the leaves extend over the edge a little.