Diy barbie house

A dollhouse can be a gift that is cherished forever. Creating one of these DIY dollhouse projects with your kids adds a special sentimental feeling.

For the past few months, Tim and I have been working hard on a secret Christmas project for Peyton. She had been asking for a dollhouse for her Barbies. Of course, we could have just gone out and bought the Barbie Dreamhouse right off the Target shelf, but where's the fun in that, right!? And honestly, I just don't love big plastic pink toys. Plus months and months ago, I saw this dollhouse at Handmade Home and was totally inspired to do something similar for Peyton one day. So back in…

DIY Barbie House! This is the dollhouse I made for my daughter. It had to be slim to fit in her room. I used all 1x10 shelving board, and luan for backing it I simply cut out wood pieces like a shelf, and angled the top like a roof. I didnt take many pics of this, by the time I thought to take the first pic, i had all pieces together and the roof painted black already lol. Here it is with the backing cut and nailed on I painted it flat white first for primer, then painted each room for…

Eva asked for a "rabbit house" (dollhouse) for her third birthday , so we downed tools on the never-ending lead paint removal stair renovation project , and set to with the jigsaw and a huge piece of MDF that - you'll never guess - we found in the cellar . Bless the previous owners and

Last year, we made this play kitchen for Nova’s big gift and it’s honestly the only gift that has been played with EVERY DAY all year long. I also learned how meaningful it is (for me!) to spend months planning and working on a special project to give our children for Christmas. This year, we’ve…

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Let’s see…where did we leave off? The main rooms are about done after lots of gluing molding together and painting! I still haven’t touched the attic or the garage and have plans …

So this project started out as “I’m not going to do much… just spray paint some plastic furniture. It’s not going to be fancy or the cutest dollhouse you’ve ever seen…” And ended with me spending two weeks obsessing adding board and batten to walls and making tiny baskets and chandeliers. It was a s