Here's some pictures of completed children's projects. All of them
have been a big hit with the kids, their friends and other parents.
If only I could get paid well enough for doing this...
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A 4x8 chalkboard mounted low for toddlers |
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The chalkboard is made of a sheet of plywood covered with Crayola chalkboard paint |
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Remove a few dowel pins and fold down the legs for a train table |
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The train pieces are held in place with glued-in dowels and/or brads |
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My first major children's project - My son didn't mind being kicked out of the nursery when he had his very own car bed to sleep in! |
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What garage is complete without a Craftsman toolchest? |
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Although not easy to see in the pictures, the chest mimics the Craftsman's exposed I-beam construction |
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No princess should have to sleep outside of her castle! |
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The upper deck of the castle has shelves to hold her ever-changing collection of stuff |
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No castle would be complete without a menagerie of stuffed animals |
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