Continuing on with my campaign to inspire you to make homemade gifts for the up coming holiday season I continue with beds.
The above Bed and Bedding Pattern Bundle from Stacy and Stella offered on the Pixiefaire website is tops on my list.
This set included step by step directions on making the bed as well as all the bedding and is offered at $5.99 Click here for the listing on Pixiefaire.
Over at Creationsbydeevee's Etsy shop this bed for your 18 inch dolls is big enough for two! Offered at $3.75 this pattern also includes the pattern is for the bed, headboard, bedspread, long pillow & bed
pillow. It has instructions for the table, table skirt, flower
arrangement & clock.
This year I thought it would be a good idea to share with you the designs offered by Ana White is a beginning wood working project and according to the website costs less then $5 for materials. Click here to be taken to Ana White's Website and see if this is a plan you would like to take on for the holidays!
I can not wait to see what you come up with and hope you are inspired to create homemade gifts this holiday season for the doll lover in your life.
As with all my posts I would love to hear from you so please leave me a comment here or email me at karenmowen@gmail.com
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Wednesday, September 18, 2013
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It is more than 5 dollars for the Ana White bed materials- we built one. But probably 20 max for the better wood. I love the Ana White site, though!
ReplyDeleteI've made Ana White's Kid's Kit: Doll Bed, and I can vouch for the low price on that design. I spent just $2.15 plus tax for each bed. I'm not a woodworker (at least not yet), so I can also vouch for the simplicity and "easy-ness" of this design. You just need access to a saw to cut the boards.
ReplyDeleteYou can find the plans on Ana White's site here: http://ana-white.com/2012/12/plans/kid039s-kit-doll-bed. I've also blogged about ours, if you're interested. It's one of the posts tagged with "Camp Doll Diaries". HTH!
I'm really enjoying your Homemade for the Holidays series!
Ladies I am so thrilled to hear from you. Thank you both for sharing!
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