Diy dollhouse sink

Watch the video here. This week for the Trash to Treasure project we are creating a kitchen sink. I figured this might be handy for those of you that are making the kitchen along with me. I love this project since it is truly a trash to treasure project, we are using some common plastic packaging. For the single basin sink I used part of a package from some hardware I had purchased to do some home repairs. For the double sink I had some packaging from some of those wax cubes that go on the…

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The purpose of this project is to reuse anything around you and without spending any money :) Here is another project of mine from the last year I would love to…

Ah, better late than never?? I've been busy with kit making that I will tell you about at the end of this tutorial. This is the sin...

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Ah, better late than never?? I've been busy with kit making that I will tell you about at the end of this tutorial. This is the sink that I made for the April tutorial. I saw this sink and copied it to a file a few years ago not noting where it came from. I could not tell from the picture if it was full-size or not. I have made some changes so it's not an exact copy. Let's get started on the sink first. Copy the patterns that Nancy has so kindly made for us. I traced the pattern onto this…

Ah, better late than never?? I've been busy with kit making that I will tell you about at the end of this tutorial. This is the sink that I made for the April tutorial. I saw this sink and copied it

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Like I mentioned in my introductory post, I furnished the entire dollhouse with things I found around my own house. Junk, recyclables, scraps and other random pieces. Here are the details. The toilet is probably the piece I’m most proud of in the entire house. It took a long time for me to find the […]

Cut a strip of mat board 7/8" wide and at least 9" long. I know my sink is wide, but that's up to me. You can design your cabinets the width you need and the sink you need. Cut 2 pieces a little less that 2-1/2". The opening is 2-1/2", we need room for gesso and paint. Don't cut more than a 1/16" less. The sides are 1-7/16". Glue the sides inside the back and front. Cut a bottom to fit inside your sink. Cut a hole for the drain. Mine's 1/4". Set your sink into the cabinet base. If you need…