Doll houses have been popular with girls for centuries. In the 18th-19th centuries, such toys were sometimes very expensive and were made from real materials - china dishes, copper cauldrons, wooden furniture upholstered in velvet, hand-painted wallpaper, etc. Now you can't find this in children's stores, most often there are bright pink plastic houses for Barbies. But who's stopping you from making a cozy dollhouse yourself?
Instructions
Calculate the dimensions of the parts and cut them out from the prepared materials.
Then fasten them together: you can glue, knit together, fasten with screws.
Now you can start finishing the building. Paint or glue the outside of the house with paper that imitates brick, plaster, wood logs, or any other material. The interior can be pasted over with scraps of real wallpaper or decorative paper. You can hang pictures or small photographs on the walls (if you have a desire and time, make frames for them). You can even buy small bulbs and bring electricity to the house.
After finishing the exterior of the house, take care of the furnishings. Any little things will serve you here: scraps of fabric (for example, for curtains), matchboxes, styrofoam, furniture wire. Salt dough, clay, or other fast-setting materials can be used to make dishes. If you don't have the time or opportunity to do this painstaking business, then look for all sorts of little things in stores - toy furniture is sold there much more often than doll houses.
