Cardboard train

Simple cardboard trains made with five big recycled cardboard boxes.

As silly as it may sound, I LOVE working with cardboard. After moving fairly frequently in early childhood, I have definite fond memories of creating forts and other objects out of our used moving boxes, and I love watching kids' imaginations run free, both with the space of boxes themselves and also with what they can color/create themselves on the cardboard. With that in mind, for the past few years, I have tried to create a large-ish scale cardboard object for my kids' birthday parties…

Here’s how you make a Polar Express train from cardboard boxes. All you need is duct tape, glue, and some imagination. #DIYprojects # cardboardboxtutorial You Can Check It Out to https://diyquickly.com/how-to-make-a-polar-express-train-from-cardboard-boxes/

What is it with boys and trains? When Onetime was 2 - he was obsessed with trains for close to half a year. And when it came time to plan a birthday party, the theme was

Cardboard Train

What is it with boys and trains? When Onetime was 2 - he was obsessed with trains for close to half a year. And when it came time to plan a birthday party, the theme was

He is the cutest train conductor in the history of ever. This cardboard box train costume is even better than our cardboard box tractor costume we made for Halloween last year! When Elmer's asked me if I'd like to team up with them for a holiday post I was stocked. Elmer's brand is my jam and a

DIY train for train first birthday party. We used cardboard boxes and covered them with board paper.