Wooden doll furniture

Sometimes, you want to pamper your little princesses with something beautiful and unusual! It's no secret that girls are women in miniature, and they are happy to equip their favorite dolls at home for their favorite dolls.

How can I help create a cosiness in a house for Barbie? The answer is simple - make your own wooden doll furniture!

Handmade wooden doll furniture

At the moment, in the world nothing is valued more than manual work. With the help of our master classes you will have the opportunity to create your own toy wooden furniture for a doll house.

Wooden table for doll house

To make it, you need a small piece of wood (depending on the size of the doll), glue and a device for cutting wooden parts (use the one that suits you best).

So, according to the diagram below, cut 2 round details (table surfaces), four legs and four additional parts that you insert between the surfaces.

Assemble the house according to the following scheme. Use wood glue for assembly.

Wooden chair for doll house

To make a wooden rocking chair (or chair) for a doll house, we need wooden clothespins - 12-14 pieces (about 7-8 cm in size), a clerical knife for removing excess glue, and an adhesive gun (you can take any glue for wood) . In the end, we get a chair 14 cm high with a seating surface of 5 by 6 cm.

We follow the following work plan:

1. We disassemble the clothespins into two parts. We get 24-28 pcs. (depends on whether you want to make a chair, or a rocking chair)
2. Next, glue the blanks (as in the pictures) with our gun.
3. We disassemble the clothespins into two parts. We get 24-28 pcs. (depends on whether you want to make a chair, or a rocking chair)
4. Next, glue the blanks (as in the pictures) with our gun.
5. We fix the handrails to the posts.
6. We connect the racks.
7. We do the sitting.
8. We make a backrest for the chair.
9. After the connection of the pillars and the back, a chair turned out. If you want to make a rocking chair, you need to take one more step.
10. Make from the blanks of the arc, as in the picture. We attach them to the legs of the chair.