Dollhouse stand ideas

Hello All, How's it going? Recently I shared my daughters room and now I want to share with you how I came up with the dollhouse stand. This dollhouse was given to me in the early 80's.. I played with it for hours. I would make curtains and clothes out of toilet paper...Every now and then my mom would take me to MJDesigns and would let me pick out some furniture. When I was pregnant with my daughter, I gave the dollhouse a fresh new look with a coat of white paint and a fabulous red door…

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I built this amazing dollhouse stand so my girls can access both sides of the dollhouse with ease. And there is built in storage!

I’ve been dreaming of making over this dollhouse for about three years and I finally did it! And it turned out sooooo cute and fun. And it was fairly easy….just took some time. I promise you, if I can do this, you can do it too! First, let’s start with the before pics. I’ll link […]

Make this dollhouse stand for less than 20 bucks and in less than 20 minutes. It's great for toddlers and young kids (and storage for all the dollhouse stuff)!

When some friends of mine said they no longer wanted their lazy susan, I said I had the perfect repurposing for its retirement years. With the addition of some plywood, screws, and felt, I now have…

Check out these free plans for our $27 DIY wooden dollhouse! A simple handmade dollhouse that you can build during naptime! A simple wooden dollhouse that is so fast to build! This is a very Montessori approach to dollhouses and toddler learning as it is simple, natural, and versatile! Or, your can customize it with paint and stain.

Last August my aunt gave me patterns to make her a bunch of Doctor Who dolls. I wanted to stand them all up and get a finished picture of this huge undertaking. There are 28 dolls in all, but 3 stand on their own so, I needed 25 doll stands and I needed them cheap. I looked on ebay and amazon, they were anywhere from $3 to $8 each. OUCH! not in my price range. Even in bulk on ebay it was just too much. Well I figured I made the dolls so I might as well make the stands right?? I had the…

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We haven’t stopped drooling over Noortje’s Bazar, the little play store created by her father. Then we spot this DIY beauty over at Chic Mother & Baby.If you look closely, those wooden shelves are actually IKEA Babords, I believe. (I think I even see a telltale IKEA sticker on one of them). That makes putting together something like this all the more possible. It seems, however, that the Babord shoe shelves are no longer available on the U.S.

We all love a bargain, right? But we all want our diorama digs to be great quality too, right? I’m really trying to pair down, but let’s be honest, I’m totally addicted to shoppin…

A tutorial for a small English colonial style wash stand. This washstand is simple, with no moving parts, so it is perfect for the beginner.

This tutorial will help you to make a little music stand in the english colonial stye. This little stand is a replica of a cedar stand made in New South Wales, Australia in 1850.

Does your child love playing with Barbies, swear by Sylvanian families or enjoy playing house with other favourite figurines? Perhaps you'd like to get them a big wooden dollhouse for a Christmas or birthday present, but you're put off by the hefty price tag. We've got a solution with

DIY Dollhouse wall art ideas along with precious DIY farmhouse style dollhouse décor. From upcycled candelsticks to vintage book bundles!

Easy DIY project idea to makeover a dollhouse. This DIY toys idea is something fun you and your child can do together. A simple diy dollhouse ideas with miniature furniture, wallpaper, and how to make a diy dollhouse easily!

Learn about the furniture used to make this Ikea dollhouse bathroom come together. Includes handmade sink vanity, mirror, and bathtub.