How Do You Make A Play Kitchen?
The imaginative play of small children often mimics real life. Craft a play kitchen reusing and recycling items you already have, or by visiting your local thrift store. These projects are more affordable than the plastic ones available at the toy store and they help the environment by keeping reusable supplies out of our landfills. The stove is made from an old nightstand with drawers, making it a great place to store toy pots and pans at the end of the day. Remove the handles from the nightstand. Measure the width of the nightstand’s back. Use this measurement to cut a scrap piece of 1-by-6. This piece is your stove’s back splash for the burner knobs. Lay the nightstand with the back facing up. Place the back splash, horizontally, on the top end of the nightstand back, extending past the end, half the back splash width. Evenly space and drill three pilot holes across the back of the back splash and through the nightstand. Drill wood screws in the holes to secure. Sand the nightstand
