Pirate boat diy

How to make a pirate ship out of cardboard boxes

Boat Anchor Prop: Our kids are in marching band, and this year the band director wanted a boat prop to move across the field during the performance. I volunteered to make some of the boat accessories to spruce up the overall appearance. In this instructab…

Lobster Cannery from the harbor at Lubec, Maine. Model from Fiddlersgreen.net

This cardboard box boat is a fun craft to make for kids! The following post contains affiliate links, which means that at no extra cost to you I can make a tiny bit of money to help support this blog. Thank you! When life presents you with a large cardboard box - sometimes it feels impossible just to recycle it straight away. I made this one into a boat for my son! My first task was to cut off the box flaps with a craft knife. Then I flipped it over and opened one end of the box. I cut

We have an exciting and fun project to share with you today. My husband and son recently built a DIY Pirate Ship. This project was inspired by this boat. This post contains affiliate links. See

Playhouses offer children a wonderful outlet for creativity and imagination. This cardboard tugboat welcomes kids aboard on an adventure to explore the seas and sail to faraway lands. Built with salvaged cardboard, it is a relatively inexpensive project and quick to put together but can be made durable as well.

Our library recently had a "Water Ways" exhibit, and as part of the excitement, they hosted a contest for making boats out of Popsicle sticks! My 10 year old and I each made one to enter, and we both won in our age categories :). Here are the final products (I made the pirate ship, and my son made the other boat): My son's ended up being a bit more complex than the boat we built a couple of years ago. What have you made out of Popsicle sticks lately?