11 Ways To Upcycle Shoeboxes

To make a bed frame for your doll out of paper, you will need the following materials:

1. 10-12 pieces of paper.
2. 10-12 wooden dowels.
3. Toothpicks.
4. Fabric glue.
5. A glue stick.

Make A DOLL BED So we came up with this inexpensive way to house them all. MATERIALS: 1 cardboard box (the size of the doll you want the bed for) scissors paint/decorative materials Cut the flaps off the box, save one of the shortest flaps for the next step. Use the short flap to make a head/foot board design.

1. Cut or remove lid from box. Use the narrow side of the box as a template to measure the width of the bed back board.
2. Cut out using scissors or a craft knife.
3. Glue on the box to the desired height.
4. Add a small towel, blanket or other material to make the mattress.
5. Add a tea towel or other material blanket and it’s done!

• Ribbon Organizer. If you’re the crafty type, you may have a lot of ribbon lying around.
• DIY recharge station.
• Pretty storage box.
• Decorative wall shelves.
• Fabric desktop organizer.
• Chalkboard painted shoebox lids.
• Cable and cord organizer.
• Viewable shoe storage.

1. Step 1 – Create Your Dollhouse Shape. To create the top of your house, cut off opposing flaps from the top of your box.
2. Step 2 – Paint and add Wallpaper.
3. Step 3 – Add Windows and Doors.
4. Step 4 – Flooring.
5. Step 5 – Add Siding and Window Frames.
6. Step 6 – Add Upper Floors and Wall Partition.
7. Step 7 – Create and Attach Roof.

Original Barbie’s Dream House If you’re in the market for buying an original one of these, then you’ll find them priced between $100-$200, like this listing for $185, depending on their condition and how many pieces of the original set are still there.

This toy was very difficult to put together as it did not come with instructions and because the plastic appeared warped in places and would not fit together properly.

Barbie –also known as Barbara Millicent Roberts– was created by Ruth Handler who named her after her daughter. She was first manufactured in March 1959, which makes her 56-years old! Her partner, Ken Carson, was invented two years and two days after her and is consequently 54-years old.

It’s in the second floor, in the bathroom, where the shower is. So all the way against the back “wall” on the left. Need a phillips head screwdriver to access the battery compartment.

Adult assembly of the Dreamhouse is required, and it took us 35 minutes to complete. Four AAA batteries are included. This Barbie Dreamhouse has multiple play areas with eight rooms to choose from, interactive features, and comes with 70 accessories.

Dreamy Dreamhouse™ for Barbie® Doll Features Interactive Lights, Sounds and Motion, a Pool and Garage! Consumer CopyMove right into the Barbie® Dreamhouse™ and discover a world of possibilities because with Barbie®, anything is possible!

Answer: Any part of the house that snaps together on assembly is one time assembly and we do not recommend taking it apart.

MALIBU

More than 3 feet tall and 4 feet wide, the Barbie® Dreamhouse™ has so many amazing features — three stories, eight rooms that include a carport (car not included) and a home office, a working elevator that fits four dolls, a pool that has a slide descending from the story above, five pieces of transforming furniture.

Adult assembly required. Colors and decorations may vary. Requires 4 AAA (LR03) alkaline batteries (not included). Dispose of batteries safely.

Inspire imagination with a 3-story dollhouse that measures 3+ feet tall and 4+ feet wide and has a working elevator and cool pool with slide! Dolls and car sold separately.

Yep, the 2018 Dreamhouse is amazing. For parents already dreading the build, know that it took me exactly one hour to put together.