Castle decor

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

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.

Create a feature wall with a simple technique using sponges and Annie Sloan's Chalk Paint. My son Colin did this wall in his bedroom in several hours. We did a makeover on his room awhile back but I never finished sharing it until now. I always thought the wall behind the bed needed a little oomph. What do you think? Take a look below at the plain wall. This is how the room looked before Colin did the stone wall treatment. My ideas ranged from painting chevron or stripes or even just a…

Near the end of the school year our 5th/6th grade students put on a Medieval Day for the entire school. They researched and planned activities including dancing, food sampling, jousting, catapulting, exhibits and displays and of course, ART! My 5th/6th grade classes made paper mache knight sculptures starting with a newspaper armature. They added Medieval clothes and weapons to accessorize. Some of the materials we used were cardboard, wood, cloth, leather, raffia, doll hair, yarn and felt…