Diy barbie kitchen

I have always been slightly obsessed with dolls houses, so when the eight year old told me a few weeks ago that she was sad because she missed her Barbie dolls house* I got inspired to make a whole new one. This little beauty took three weeks from start to finish, and it was the

When my daughter decided to make a dollhouse as her 2nd grade class project, we were suddenly coming up with and searching for ideas to create the best DIY dollhouse furniture – mostly kid friendly projects. As we were searching, my own imagination was captured. There are some amazing ideas out there, and you could really...Read More

We built a new kitchen! I wanted to share all of the photos in one place and also to share them with my blog followers who are not on Instagram!

I found a method for keeping the fridge doors closed. A hobby shop had this thin magnetic sheet you can cut to desired shape and size. Here is the fridge painted and magnets in place. When you cut the magnets, you need to cut one side first, then place it against the sheet to find a place for cutting the opposite part. The last piece missing from the kitchen was the oven. I made it using balsa wood. The basic structure is very simple. The glass on the oven door is a piece of overhead…

Kitchen Appliance Template for Miniatures / Dollhouse DIY

This is the assembly instructions for the Deluxe Whimsy Kitchen as found in the DIY Kit. For this particular kit I would suggest you assemble first without glue to make sure you understand how it all goes together. Read through the instructions before assembly. Once you have assembled without glue, I would also take so

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Learn how to make faux kitchen cabinets out of paper for a 1:12 dollhouse.

Good morning! Here is my attempt at a tutorial for how we made the cabinetry for our dollhouses. You can read more about the dollhouse kitchens here. You can also check out our highlights section on Instagram from pictures and to keep up with the room we are working on now (the study).Read More

I’ve stumbled onto a surprising source of miniature textiles. Here goes: thrifted (or about to be donated) clothing. Recently, I found a men’s dress shirt that I just knew was going to become dollhouse bedding.