DIY doll wardrobe closet

Asked to donate an item to our school auction; I decided upon an 18″doll package. Some of the package items included a wooden doll bed, tiny wooden hangers and clothing. Looking for simple st…

Organizing: What do you do with a a new 18" doll's clothes? This Closet/wardrobe made from corrugated cardboard boxes will work great with 18" dolls such as American Girl, My Life, and many others including Barbie. Cost = about $3.00! After the gifts were opened last Christmas, we had a mountain of boxes. While some may see these boxes as more recycling, I saw re-purposed possibilities! My granddaughter Mia had a new 18" My Life doll (that she named Jenna in honor of her cousin), and she…

Store the doll clothes in a stylish DIY doll closet!

I'll show you how I repurposed this yard sale jewelry box into a toy wardrobe closet for Build a Bear clothes. A simple DIY craft tutorial idea.

It has so many cute ideas and I will share them with you over the next few weeks. I wanted to start with the doll closet project only because in a previous post for my handmade dollhouse - I showed how I made a closet for my 12" dolls using - YES another USPS box! I suggest using wrapping paper, wall paper, scrapbook paper or contact paper to decorate your doll closet. Only because I found that paint can cause warping. Good luck! Next project - hangers!

Organizing: What do you do with a a new 18" doll's clothes? This Closet/wardrobe made from c orrugated cardboard boxes will wor...

I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but doll accessories can be expensive. Even when buying brands that aren’t that super famous 18″ doll brand, a store bought dress can set you…

Ad-Free Blog Mattel and other companies have issued so many closet carrying cases for fashion dolls, they now float around the thrift stores for pennies. barbieoldnewgreenredo I picked up 4 of these in perfect condition, minus a couple of shelves and a small door. They are still being sold new in stores for roughly $15-20. I suspect they are being purchased for their included fashions rather than the case itself. This is the one I didn't use, but sabotaged parts from. I paid $1.99 to 3.99…

The other day I was delighted to discover this handmade doll wardrobe from someone who commented on the blog and sent in an email. Arin from A Piece of Life's Pie and her husband made some one of a kind special doll wardrobes for their daughters' and we love how they turned out and just had to share! Here are some photos from their completed projects: I can't tell you how much I love the little area where the dolls can primp and look in the mirror...so clever and cute! Here is a detailed…