How to build a medieval castle

Hello everyone! I have a fun Sizzix tutorial to share with you today. When I made my Tall Grungy Houses a few weeks ago, they got me thinking about making a fairy tale castle using my Sizzix dies. I k

Recycle that old cardboard into some great Medieval crafts for kids. This cardboard medieval castle is so much fun to build and then use in imaginary play!

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Hello everyone! I have a fun Sizzix tutorial to share with you today. When I made my Tall Grungy Houses a few weeks ago, they got me thinking about making a fairy tale castle using my Sizzix dies. I kept thinking about it, until I just had to try it out. Here's the final result, I am happy with how it turned out, and it is much easier to make than what it looks like. This medieval castle was made using basically only mat board, dies, paste and paint. It is pretty cool to be able to create…

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Here some great projects for RPG gamers or students. There are castles, tatebankos and much more. In this site you learn how to make real...

This DIY Cardboard Castle is the answer to your "I'm bored" dilemma! How much fun would your kids have playing in this beauty? The best part? You can get them involved in the building process.

As part of our Middle Ages theme we have been spending some time learning about Castles. The kids have enjoyed learning how castle designs developed from wooden structures to stone buildings and h…

Today's project is a one-page pop-up castle - much easier to make than it looks. Simply pay attention to exactly where to cut - or fold. Cut it out of a single sheet of A4 photocopier card. The castle folds flat for posting - just push the towers towards the centre, behind the drawbridge. Here is your freebie design: Pop-upCastle.pdf Pop-UpCastle.studio3 If you are digi-cutting the castle out, print out the .pdf of the design first and use it as a folding guide. You will need a steel ruler…

This is my second cardboard castle to build for my kids. The first castle I built was a hit, but after having another child it was time to expand.

Our castles were due today. Phillips is a Core Knowledge school, and in fourth grade we study Medieval History. The highlight of this unit is our castle project. Students come into fourth grade on the first day of the school year asking when they get to make castles. We spend about three weeks on this project, and the kids and their families always amaze me. We invite other classes into see them, and we will display them tomorrow night at Core Knowledge Night. Here are just a few of their…