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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.

Inspired by a location in my story, I used cardboard, paper towel rolls, and foam board (all recycled of course) to construct my 28th cardboard castle I've

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Cardboard castle. Complete with dungeon, secret bookcase, puppet theater, and working draw bridge. Its awesome! https://youtu.be/McB5gamU4Pw

It's A Mother Thing is an award-winning blog from author Katie Reed. She writes about living with mental health issues as she parents four young boys. Excellent information for new mothers, with recipes, craft ideas, and educational assets.

Today, we’ll show you how to transform an ordinary bed into a majestic castle using cardboard. This fun and imaginative project is perfect for kids who dream of having their very own castle. With a little cardboard, some crafting supplies, and a touch of creativity, you can turn bedtime into a royal adventure. Explore the step-by-step instructions and let your child’s imagination run wild as they sleep in their very own castle bed.

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…

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Build your own kingdom with this printable castle craft! This Build a Castle template is a easy cut and paste castle activity for kids.

A dollhouse doesn't have to be a girly thing. You can make a cool fort or castle out of a cardboard box and some toilet rolls. This easy recycled craft activity will provide hours of imaginative play for your child.