Doll house fireplace diy

A great way to give your dollhouse charm is by making your own fireplace mantel. It's very easy to do. And you can make it any size you want. You will need one thin wood veneer. I have 1/16 x 4 x 24" bass from Hobby Lobby. For your tools you will need a glue gun, ruler, pencil, white glue, sand paper. And a sharp utility knife. This one has a snap off blade so you always have a sharp edge. I bought it at Home Depot. The first piece to cut out is the back of the mantel. Mine is 4 1/4" tall x…

Make a simple fireplace for your dollhouse from cardboard and egg cartons!

A great way to give your dollhouse charm is by making your own fireplace mantel. It's very easy to do. And you can make it any size you want...

There is nothing I love more to decorate than a mantle whether it's in real life or a dollhouse. To decorate a mantle, you need a fireplace and this is the perfect match for your dollhouse. You can customize it any way you want it to match the rest of your dollhouse. To purchase this DIY Kit, please click here. You can also order the assembled version from the same link. Let's get started with assembly.Your kit includes everything you see in the above picture. -mantle-back-front-2 sides-arch…

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Simple stone fireplace for a dollhouse, Supplies: small box made of thin cardboard or just use poster board dark piece of felt or dark ...

This downloadable fireplace mantel template will let you DIY a cute dollhouse project for the living room of your dolls house. A miniature fireplace is a nice addition to a dollhouse room, and the downloadable template can be printed on cardstock and cut out to make yourself. mini furniture | dollhoues accessories | dollhouse living room decor

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