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How to Make an American Girl Doll House

By Matthew Lynch
October 26, 2023
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Creating a personalized American Girl doll house can be an incredibly fun and rewarding project for parents and kids alike. With just a few supplies and some creativity, you can create a space that your child’s favorite American Girl doll will be happy to call home. Here is our step-by-step guide on how to make your own American Girl doll house.

1. Choose the right size and structure:

First, determine the size of the dollhouse based on the scale of your American Girl dolls, which are typically 18 inches tall. You’ll want to ensure that there’s enough space for your dolls to stand and move around. A bookshelf, storage cube, or a wooden chest are excellent starting points for your doll house structure.

2. Plan out the rooms:

Next, sketch out the layout of your dollhouse on paper, deciding which rooms you’d like to include. Popular options are bedrooms, living rooms, kitchens, bathrooms, and more. This step gives you an opportunity to let your creativity run wild and tailor the house to your child’s interests.

3. Gather materials and tools:

Once you have planned out your dollhouse layout, gather materials for decorating each room. You may need paint, wallpaper remnants or colorful fabric for walls; cardboard or foam for flooring; furniture and miniature accessories; glue; scissors; and crafting supplies like rhinestones or beads.

4. Create room dividers or walls (Optional):

If you wish to divide rooms or create walls within your open dollhouse structure, use foam core boards or thin plywood sheets cut to size. Secure these dividers in place using glue or putty.

5. Decorate the walls & floors:

To add depth and character to each room, decorate the walls with paint, wallpaper, or fabric swatches. For floors, cut out pieces of cardboard or foam sheet that fit each room’s dimensions. Then cover with material such as scrapbook paper, fabric, or even carpet remnants. You can also give each room a unique theme, like a beach bedroom or a cozy country kitchen.

6. Assemble furniture and accessories:

Begin placing furniture like beds, sofas, tables, and chairs in the appropriate rooms. You might buy pre-made doll-scale accessories or get creative by repurposing household items such as bottle caps for cups and jewelry containers for tables.

7. Add personal touches:

Make the American Girl dollhouse truly one-of-a-kind by adding personal touches like framed family photos, artwork, custom window treatments, or handmade bedspreads for doll beds! This is an excellent way to involve your child in making their dolls’ home feel special and unique.

8. Set up scenes for play:

Once the house is complete with decorations and furniture, encourage your child to act out stories with their dolls and create memorable moments within the various rooms.

With a little imagination and creativity, crafting an American Girl dollhouse can be an enjoyable project that brings smiles to both you and your child. With special finishes and attention to detail, your unique creation will provide hours of imaginative play for your little one. Happy crafting!

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