Glitter yourself a home or an entire village! This DIY paper mache glitter Putz house is a perfect project for the whole family, fun to do, and makes for magical decor.
My favorite DIY project this season was making putz villages, inspired by traditional German Putz homes.
I made them previously from thrifted ceramic houses and now I want to show you in video how I made them from paper mache houses.
They hung so beautifully on our pink garland that I strung on the banister, but I also think they would be lovely on a tree, in a vignette, or anywhere else you can think to hang them.
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For a complete picture tutorial and explanation of each step, please visit THIS DIY GLITTER PUTZ HOUSE TUTORIAL.
For a video tutorial, see below. I hope having both options is helpful!
As you can see here, I used pastel colors to go with our Colorful Christmas Theme. But any color will work, and I even think all white would be just as stunning!
Let me know if you have any questions and if you give it a try! Be sure to pin this post so you can find it easily.
Thanks for reading!
Cami, how did you know that this is just what I was looking for!! My plate is full for this year, but when I gather my daughters & daughter-in-laws at my house for “Crafting Treasures With Mom” next year, this is definitely the top project we will make together!! God has certainly blessed you with a creative mind & heart, Cami! Merry Christmas young lady?????⛄️❤️
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One thing you could try is something like tissue paper instead of newspaper etc. It’ll give you a very thin coating but still add texture. This advice was published at https://writemypaperbro.com/. Usually when using tissue paper I tear it into strips and then into pieces about an inch in size then go over the area I want to cover with the glue mix I’m using with a paintbrush so it’s a little wet.