Doll chair diy

This round dollhouse chair is just too adorable 😍 Make it in 1:12 or 1:16 Lundby scale with the help of my SVG cut files and a Cricut Maker!

Usually I make doll chairs using a pre-existing structure, such as a plastic bottle, cut to shape and then covered with felt and fabric. This time, however, I wanted to try a proper chair. I started by designing the required parts. That's actually quite easy as only the sides need actual designing, the rest are just rectangulars, and the biggest challenge is in getting the length and width right. I cut the parts from cardboard (fairly thick, I think it came as a backing for mailed comics)…

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Repurpose your Dinkum Doll Box and create a Dinkum Doll High Chair for your kids!

Simple structure but durable wood chair.

This is another item from the two-sided dome project. I needed a small chair since there was not much room inside the dome. So the slipper chair was made from scratch. It’s kind of complicated so I’m spreading it over two blogs. I used a sewing machine for faster gathering but you can hand-sew if desired. In this part I will cover the seat base with skirt. In Part 2 I will cover the seat back and cushion. Read on for tutorial: Supplies: Acoustical Ceiling tile - 24” x 24” x 5/8” thick…

Kid-sized furniture is cute. Especially little chairs. But they're a tricky thing to get right. The fancy, upholstered chairs in...

Where do I begin? I began wishing for the beautiful furniture I saw displayed in Nutshell News so long ago. Always anxious for the next issue to be delivered, hoping that there would be an article in it with directions for making upholstered furniture. At last, July 1994, "Do it Yourself", page 94, Ray Whitledge publishes an article "A Sofa from Scratch". This is a very good starting place, it's where I started and I am thankful to Mr. Whitledge to this day. I am going to try to give you a…