Narnia wardrobe door

This was taken on our D23 tour of the Disney Burbank Studios and Archives.

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We built our own "wardrobe" to frame the doorway leading to my classroom. It stands out enough for the door to open easily, but gives the kids a magical entrance to their Narnia-themed classroom! The plywood is SUPER heavy, so it doesn't budge when kids bump into it.

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Edmund discovers that Turkish Delight tastes like soap My dad made a Narnia lamp but it stopped working ten minutes before the party. That's OK though because I photoshopped a glow into the lamp There was a wardrobe The invitations were wardrobes The party favours were wardrobes. Because I am deranged, I made individual Narnia figures from wooden pegs. This is the Mr Tumnus batch There was a scavenger hunt. Guests had to take all items to BigSquib who was dressed as Jadis and she handed out…

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