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A recommendation by espy

espy's recommendation

This is so completely fabulous. I would have loved to have been able to make my daughter a sink out of cardboard. The picture looks great- better than many commercial products I've seen.

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DIY Cardboard furniture, toys and more!

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Updated Jan 25, 2008

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Ekioart's recommendation

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So cute and simple, sure to please any little cook to be. Not to mention you could paint it together! (via fortytworoads)

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Make that special kiddo happy!

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Updated Nov 25, 2007

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relíquia's recommendation

cardboard kitchen

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Updated Dec 16, 2008

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this is the way toys were supposed to be! i love the cute kitchen set up, the proportions, and the fact that every single bit of this is hand-made and put together. sure to be a favorite, and perfect for daycares and preschools!

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Updated Jan 30, 2008

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handmade, diy (via rosapomar)

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Updated Jan 27, 2008

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designdude's recommendation

This is a pretty striking kit, with a very DIY Ikea feel in both its design and minimalist visual appeal. Obviously great for kids and versatile for parents concerned with savvy decorating in children's interiors.

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Updated Mar 7, 2008

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rosapomar's recommendation

"There is nothing like a handmade present - especially one that you build with your own two hands!

Using this detailed and illustrated 14-page instruction kit, you can build a toy that will wow any small child and leave you feeling happy about your green building practices. With recylced cardboard, wire hangers from the dry cleaner, and odds and ends you may already have around the house, you will construct a functional kitchen that is adorable and remarkably sturdy." (via Babygadget)