Apple Houses

Paper apple houses craft for kids with mix and match doors, windows and other accessories

Create a super cute village of Apple Houses with our latest template. There are 4 assorted apple base shapes with mix-and-match doors, windows and other accessories to print, colour and assemble.

This is such a fun papercraft for apple season, Autumn or Fall, and makes a cozy, colourful decoration.

Get the template here

Paper apple houses craft for kids with mix and match doors, windows and other accessories

Q: Who lives in apple houses?

A: The happiest little bugs in the world!

The small world of Apple Town, that is. Want to meet some of them?

There’s Luna Fluff, who resides in Pink Lady cottage.

'Pink Lady' apple house freestanding papercraft for kids with printable template

And Percy Polk-a-dot, who prefers his apples green.

Green apple house freestanding papercraft for kids with printable template

And don’t forget Smiling Sammy. B with cheeks as rosy as his Delicious apple home.

It might seem humble, but they do say a bug’s apple is his castle, right? With a full belly, a tasty home and a roof over their heads, these critters have all they need to be happy.

No shops are needed in Apple Town. If any of our six-legged friends get hungry, all they need to do is take a bite of the wall. They might create a new window in the process, but that’s all part of the fun, right?

Apple house papercraft for kdis with mix-and-match doors windows and accessories

Kids will love crafting their own adorable Apple Village. Hang the apple houses on the wall to decorate for the season, or use the paper stands to create a freestanding small world to inspire imaginary play.

Apple house papercraft for kdis with mix-and-match doors windows and accessories

Card stock is recommended for this project.

Age suggestion: 6+, but younger kids could make this with some adult help.

This would also make a fun collaborative craft. A small group could create an Apple City!

Let’s get crafting …

How to Make Paper Apple Houses

You Will Need

  • Card stock in shades of red and green for the apples 
  • Card stock in white 
  • Scissors
  • Glue stick
  • Markers or similar for colouring
  • The Apple Houses template, available from our printables store and TPT store

How To

Print the apples to shades of red, green and pink. Print the doors, windows and other accessories to white.

Paper apple shapes
Apple house doors, windows and other accessories template

Colour the doors, windows and accessories. 

Apple house doors, windows and other accessories template

Cut the apples, accessories and paper stands out.

Arrange the decorative elements onto each apple. When you are happy with the arrangement, glue them in place.

Apple house craft steps 1
Apple house craft steps 2
Apple house craft steps

Cut out the stands and fold along dotted lines. 

Apple house craft steps

Glue to the reverse base of the apple by the centre tab.

Apple house papercraft for kdis with mix-and-match doors windows and accessories

Now all you need to do is set up your apple town for play!

Paper apple houses craft for kids with mix and match doors, windows and other accessories

My only question is, which house are you going to move into?

Paper apple houses paper craft for kids with mix-and-match doors, windows and other accessories

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