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Home›How To›3 Ways to Make a Cardboard Dollhouse

3 Ways to Make a Cardboard Dollhouse

By Matthew Lynch
October 25, 2023
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Introduction:

Cardboard dollhouses are a unique and budget-friendly way to fuel your child’s creative playtime. They can be personalized, easily crafted with materials found at home, and create an opportunity for quality family bonding. In this article, we will explore three different methods to construct a cardboard dollhouse that will delight both you and your little ones.

1. Simple Box Dollhouse:

Materials:

– Large cardboard boxes

– Scissors

– Adhesive (glue or tape)

– Decorative materials (paint, markers, fabric, etc.)

Instructions:

a. Choose a large cardboard box with the desired height and depth for your dollhouse.

b. Cut off the flaps on top of the box and set them aside.

c. Measure equal distances on the box’s length to create floors and draw horizontal lines.

d. Using the cut-out flaps, measure and cut pieces that will serve as dividers for the rooms.

e. Attach these room dividers vertically inside the box using adhesive.

f. Add windows and doors using scissors.

g. Decorate the exterior and interior of the dollhouse using paint, markers, fabric, or any other materials you have.

2. Stacked Shoebox Dollhouse:

Materials:

– Several shoeboxes

– Scissors

– Adhesive (glue or tape)

– Ruler

– Decorative materials (paint, markers, fabric, etc.)

Instructions:

a. Collect shoeboxes in various sizes or shapes that can be stacked to create a multi-level dollhouse.

b. Measure and cut out windows and doors on each shoebox’s front side.

c. Decorate all shoeboxes’ exteriors using paint, markers or any other materials you prefer.

d. Once painted exteriors are dry, stack shoeboxes in your desired arrangement and secure them with glue or tape.

e. Create room dividers and floors by cutting cardboard pieces from additional shoeboxes, gluing them inside as needed.

f. Finally, decorate the interior of the rooms with fabric, paint, or markers.

3. Modular Cardboard Dollhouse:

Materials:

– Thin and sturdy cardboard sheets

– Scissors or a craft knife

– Adhesive (glue or tape)

– Ruler

– Pencil or pen

– Decorative materials (paint, markers, fabric, etc.)

Instructions:

a. Decide on the measurements of the walls and floors for your modular dollhouse.

b. Draw the rectangular shapes for each wall and floor on thin cardboard sheets using a ruler and pencil.

c. Carefully cut out all of the pieces with scissors or a craft knife.

d. Assemble the walls and floors to create rooms by attaching them together using glue or tape.

e. Create windows and doors by removing small rectangles from your wall pieces.

f. Decorate the walls, floors, and exteriors of each room using paint, markers, fabric, or other materials you have.

g. Connect the modular rooms together in various arrangements to build your dollhouse.

Conclusion:

Creating a cardboard dollhouse is a fun project that you and your children can enjoy together. Choose from one of these three methods – a simple box dollhouse, stacked shoebox dollhouse, or modular cardboard dollhouse – to create memories that will last a lifetime while giving your little ones hours of imaginative playtime adventures.

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