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Badger Basket Doll Crib with Cabinet and Mobile
US$ 43.99
  • Adorable crib features a real musical mobile that plays a sweet lullaby
  • Doll crib includes a soft mattress with an attached bumper, blanket, and pillow
  • Crib features special cabinet storage

    Ann Loren American Girl Doll Zebra Stripe Outfit
    US$ 12.99
    Zebra stripes and polka dots are accented by pink bows on this outfit from Ann Loren Boutique. These adorable doll clothes fit the American Girl Doll.

    Badger Basket Doll Bunk Beds with Ladder
    US$ 31.99
  • Toy bunk beds give children the chance to tuck in their doll during play time
  • Upgraded doll bunk beds feature a ladder for a more realistic feel
  • Doll toy boasts two removable mattresses and bedding

    Pink Gingham Doll Toy Pram, Carrier and Stroller
    US$ 34.49
  • Doll toy offers a doll pram, carrier and stroller all in one
  • Doll accessory boasts precious pink gingham fabric to complete the fashionable look
  • Toy is designed so that your child can take dolls everywhere in comfort and style
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    3 Responses to “We’re making a dollhouse for Barbie?”

    • Ipod Super Site

      Yes, you could probably try any craft store. I would also just start front door to the first room, second, etc, and end with the back. The craft stores I would aim for first would probably be Hobby Lobby or Joannes.

    • jaytayk says:

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      Okay, I have a few answers for you. I made my daughter a small doll house and I made twig furniture. Me and my 6 yr. old son went out and looked for little twigs. (so it was fun for him too) I glued them together to make different peices of furniture. I then painted them. Or some I sanded and just stained. You know those plastic things they put in the middle of a pizza so the cheese doesn’t stick to the box? I used them for end tables, night stands, added a back for chairs, stools, etc… Just look around your house for things to use. If you don’t really feel like doing that then I suggest you go to a hobby store or a store that sells all the old toys from when we were young. I found one in Ohio. Very pricey though. You will be amazed at how beautiful the Twig Furniture will turn out once you’re done. Give it a try. Use Elmer’s Glue if you try this out. Elmers glue is the toughest glue to use when it comes to wood. Stronger than nails!! Seriously.

    • kimmie says:

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      I have made plenty of things for my daughter that I’ve found around the house.
      1. Blocks of wood can be chairs, a couch or a bed if you glue a heavy duty piece of cardboard on one side.
      2. Cut boxes close to the bottom to make a bathtub, bed, tables,dressers,cabinets,stove,refrigerator.
      3. Stove Example: I took a small cup cake box and painted it white. I glued black buttons on the top for burners and painted dots for the dials and a black window for the door of the oven.
      4. I used carpet samples because they are cheap to purchase.
      5. Old washrags are nice blankets or curtains.
      6. Cardboard egg cartons – cut the cups off and turn into planters.
      7. If you buy big jugs of laundry soap – cut the top off and it can be a pool.
      8. A big plastic bottle can be turned into a shower.
      There’s lots more but I hope this helps.

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