How to make a doll armchair
What you will need:
1 pencil
1 ruler
3-4 pieces of cardboard
1 doll (I'm using my 12-inch Monster High)
1 glue-gun
Fabric(I'm using leftover upholstery fabric)
Step 1:
Cut the cardboard.
a) The backboard must be the height of you doll, plus one centimeter aproxx
c) The seat (use a ruler to draw the edges)
d) The arms (make sure they are the same length as the sides of the seat)
e) The lazyboy flap and side-flaps. (should be the same length as the arms and the tall enough to support the chair)
Step 2: Cover the cardboard completely in fabric with a glue-gun (you could use Mowvlith German White glue or UHU glue if you cut the fabric bigger)
a) The back-board
b) The arms
c) The side-flaps and lazyboy board
Step 4: Glue the pieces together
a) The seat to the back board (I put in little bits of card-board to support it)
b) The arms to the back and seat and the flaps to the bottom.
Step 5:
Let your doll enjoy the chair!
What you will need:
1 pencil
1 ruler
3-4 pieces of cardboard
1 doll (I'm using my 12-inch Monster High)
1 glue-gun
Fabric(I'm using leftover upholstery fabric)
Step 1:
Cut the cardboard.
a) The backboard must be the height of you doll, plus one centimeter aproxx
c) The seat (use a ruler to draw the edges)
d) The arms (make sure they are the same length as the sides of the seat)
e) The lazyboy flap and side-flaps. (should be the same length as the arms and the tall enough to support the chair)
Step 2: Cover the cardboard completely in fabric with a glue-gun (you could use Mowvlith German White glue or UHU glue if you cut the fabric bigger)
a) The back-board
b) The arms
c) The side-flaps and lazyboy board
Step 4: Glue the pieces together
a) The seat to the back board (I put in little bits of card-board to support it)
b) The arms to the back and seat and the flaps to the bottom.
Step 5:
Let your doll enjoy the chair!
No comments:
Post a Comment