Cardboard castle diy

This DIY Cardboard Castle is the answer to your "I'm bored" dilemma! How much fun would your kids have playing in this beauty? The best part? You can get them involved in the building process.

This is my second cardboard castle to build for my kids. The first castle I built was a hit, but after having another child it was time to expand.

Photo Booth Castle for Highlands Kids: We wanted a photo-booth for our Summer Blast (VBS) promotion day. Our theme is more or less medieval, so I thought a castle might be fun. This is how I made Castle Kids.

Do the words "pillow fort" conjure parental fear of messy blankets, all the couch cushions ruined, and all your children sleeping out of their beds for the foreseeable? Well, that last one might be true. But these are #quarantimes, people! Might as well make this time at home special with the help of some sheets, twinkle lights, and just a little bit of magic. But don't just stop at pillow forts. You can build blanket forts, cardboard forts, a simple fort with just a sheet and a clothesline…

Today, we’ll show you how to transform an ordinary bed into a majestic castle using cardboard. This fun and imaginative project is perfect for kids who dream of having their very own castle. With a little cardboard, some crafting supplies, and a touch of creativity, you can turn bedtime into a royal adventure. Explore the step-by-step instructions and let your child’s imagination run wild as they sleep in their very own castle bed.

Ah, nothing holds more creative possibilities than an empty cardboard box. Come on, that’s not really a box. Sure, it is a shipping parcel, but it can be so much more. It’s…

Wonderful cardboard castle playhouses for you to make! Your kids are going to go crazy for these!

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We have been studying Medieval History lately and decided to build a giant cardboard box castle! My knights were excited to storm the castle after listening

Trunk-or-Treat happened to fall on the day of our birthday girl this year. She wanted a birthday party and the other three wanted to go to trunk-or-treat. As you often do with a family of six, we compromised and decided to host a trunk that was birthday-girl themed. She was already heavily into princess-mode for her costume so the trunk plans quickly became a birthday castle. We needed materials that were temporary, easy to move, and not too expensive since it was likely to be a one-use…