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Keep that car collection tidy & organised. Our Matchbox storage is the perfect addition to your little ones bedroom, or toy room, and makes clean up time not so boring. For that extra special touch, add personalisation (enter above, if not selected there will be no wording on it). Hang it on the wall, or have it free standing (in this case we recommend it is fixed to the floor or the wall to ensure safety). We can make it any size, or shape. Click here for a custom quote. Handmade individually with love ~ woodgrain may vary. Please note: styling products are not included Dimensions: 35 car 45cm W x 650 H 50 car 55cm W x 73cm H 105 car 73cm W x 105cm H 150 car 85cm W x 130cm H Slots are 9cm W x 4.5cm D x 5cm H Installation: The car garage has keyhole slots at the back, and comes with plaster wall mates and screws for easy installation. Installation instructions are included, watch our shelf installation video here.
Printable roads PDF pages in 2 different sizes for kids craft and learning fun. Print and cut out the sections to create your own roads and cities.
Craft Cars Mural Repeat: Mural Collection: Kids Murals Colors: Original Craft Cars Mural Inspire a world of creativity and play in your child’s room with our "Craft Car Mural." This mural features a picturesque village nestled in a vibrant landscape of rolling hills and colorful trees, with a playful touch of toy cars cruising along a winding road that spans the entire mural. The lively and tactile appearance of the paper art adds depth and texture, making it not just a mural but a gateway to imaginative stories and adventures. Perfect for any child's bedroom or play space, this mural fosters a fun and creative environment while adding a warm and inviting aesthetic to the room.
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Learn to sew this easy DIY toy car carrier with play mat. Great gift for kids. Includes free sewing pattern
Rev up your crochet skills with the Car Amigurumi pattern! A fun, handmade gift perfect for kids and auto enthusiasts.
I did Boom Town again with the entire first grade, but this year we did it on the floor of the gym. It was so BIG. With 120 buildings and 120 houses, the kids had a ball. They got to take their shoes off and walk through their town. I purchased a huge lot of matchbox cars on ebay. I had a vehicle to match most of the kids' businesses. For the past two years we had done this on table tops. (Search blog for Boom Town). I had to cut out the kids in the above photo, so it is not the best shot of the event. After everything was over, I always try to reinvent the wheel. The teachers and I started coming up with the idea of each child having a poster board laminated mat the size of his desk. One side would be used for the 125th day of school tea party. The other side could already have the roads on it. The kids could push their desks together to connect their roads to make their town. But...the roads would have to be positioned just right to make a variety of layouts. I started unfolding napkins on my kitchen table (see car pile on left). Then, I began to like the size of each napkin. After covering empty smaller food boxes with my building patterns, I started thinking again. What if.... I just used the box pattern I made last year and printed the buildings right from the pattern onto cardstock??? I cut out poster board in 11" x 11" squares. I did this because printable cardstock comes in 8.5" x 11" sheets. When you print there is an empty border of 1/4" all around. So, I was pretty close. I used a black brush sharpie to fill in the empty space to make the roads exactly 11". Here are my nephews playing the 11" x 11" squares I made on green poster board for them. I laminated them with a roll of press on sheets that are not as sticky as contact paper and easy to use. I got the rolls at Office Depot. When I gave it to them the five year old said, "This is the BEST present ever." The 2.6 year old said, "Varoom. Varoom." I used up an entire black cartridge trying to tweak the roads to be small enough to fit the smaller town, but wide enough for the small cars to fit them. You may download my effort and print it out portrait. Stretch it to fit the 8.5 x 11" cardstock. As you can see from the photo above, I made a cross right in the middle of the square. That way, the t's form city squares. BUT...wait... on the back of the poster board squares are just single roads. The kids might want to have a long stretch of road going out to the country. Then I worked really hard to get a curved piece. This would also be glued to the back of one of the t road squares. I put the connection in the middle. A few of these placed together would give the kids more room in the suburbs. The advantage of making a bunch of these squares for your kids would be that they fit in a canvas tote bag. I am going to laminate my set for my nephews. Yes, I am spoiling them with their own set of cars to go with their town. I will probably make their set on green poster board and add graphic bushes and trees. If you want more patterns, go here Here is one of the buildings. You can print it landscaped stretched to full paper size on CARDSTOCK. The black bar is the roof. Fold along the horizontal edges of the roof. The vertical double lines are the side folding lines. Make four cuts from each edge along the roof bar edge to the double vertical lines to create the two tabs for the box. Then simply glue the two plain green boxes to the boxes with the bathroom doors. You have a building. IF YOU SUCCESSFULLY MADE THIS BOX, LEAVE A COMMENT. I WILL EMAIL YOU MORE TOWNS AS A REWARD. FOR FREE. YES, I SAID FREE. NO, I AM NOT KIDDING.
This fun and colorful wall art features four high quality photographs of vintage diecast retro cars set against a crisp, white background. The bold colors of the cars pop against the clean background, making them the focus of the piece. The photographs are printed on high-quality paper and also available as printables.
Wooden Toy Car Ford Mustang: How to make a wooden toy car? Download one of my designs from my website http://www.mywaytoydesign.com for free. In the building report below you follow the construction of the Horsepower GT. What you need: Scroll saw. An entry-level model is fi…
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Hello amigurumi lovers and beautiful visitors, I wanted to share the free amigurumi patterns for you here. In
Rev up your crochet skills with the Car Amigurumi pattern! A fun, handmade gift perfect for kids and auto enthusiasts.
Keep your kids busy on long road trips with these free road trip bingo printables. Laminate them and as they find the items they mark them off!!
Amigurumi free patterns and step-by-step crochet toy tutorials... One of the amigurumi free crochet patterns we will share today is amigurumi car. Learn how to crochet this classic car using a free amigurumi pattern.
Free crochet amigurumi patterns... Great ideas about amigurumi car and step-by-step crochet tutorial are here. You will have no trouble crocheting the free amigurumi patterns on our blog and you will have a great time.
Find the perfect crochet aeroplane amigurumi pattern for your child's playtime, with customizable colours for a unique, soft, and safe toy.
So you’ve gone through the toys, sorted them, and chosen some to part with. Now what? You could donate them, do a toy swap, hide them away for a while, or trash them. But another fun idea I’ve come across recently is to repurpose those once-treasured toys. I’ve rounded up twenty-five inspiring ideas for repurposing your little one’s unwanted play things, from the practical to the outrageous and everything in between. 1. Build an island with Lego 2.
Free crochet amigurumi patterns... Great ideas about amigurumi car and step-by-step crochet tutorial are here. You will have no trouble crocheting the free amigurumi patterns on our blog and you will have a great time.
Free crochet amigurumi patterns... Great ideas about amigurumi car and step-by-step crochet tutorial are here. You will have no trouble crocheting the free amigurumi patterns on our blog and you will have a great time.
This past weekend was my older daughter's fourth birthday. She wanted a race car party since she's always working on cars with her daddy. ...
Learn how to paint plastic toys, like the Little Tikes Cozy Coupe car, plastic outdoor furniture, or even how to paint a plastic playhouse!
Here are cool DIY toys for kids. These homemade toys are perfect for kids aged 2 to 9 years old and include pictured tutorials for wooden puzzles, framed lacers, sling shot, craft table, felt food, market store, lego table and so much more. DIY Toys 1. Frame Lacers ~ This framed lacer board is such a great idea for your toddler or preschooler. Made from a wooden frame. Hours of enjoyment to be had with this fun toy, perfect for on the go! 2. DIY Wooden Shape Puzzles ~ These wooden shape puzzles are a fun and easy craft for to encourage mathematical skills in
Free crochet amigurumi patterns... Great ideas about amigurumi car and step-by-step crochet tutorial are here. You will have no trouble crocheting the free amigurumi patterns on our blog and you will have a great time.
