I wanted to make my own play kitchen for three reasons:
- I needed to save money (brand new play kitchens start at $100)
- I wanted control over what it was made of so I could use healthier materials
- I needed something that wasn't girly
The total cost of my play kitchen was $55.56
Here is the break down of where the money went:
Some of these things I could have admittedly done for less money if I had waited out Freecycle a little longer or had lived in an area where I could cruise town on trash day to pick up some furniture "roadkill."
Want to see more pictures?
If you have been thinking about making a DIY play kitchen of your very own, I will be doing a series over the next couple weeks breaking down each step for you. It will not be an all-out tutorial BUT I promise to try and show you the details of how I made this and hopefully inspire you to strike out on your own to try making your own play kitchen.
How I Did It:
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Absolutely adorable....great job Carissa!
ReplyDeletecompletely DARLIng! Love it!
ReplyDeletethanks for linking up to Make it Monday! I've shared your project on the Brassy Apple FB page too!
You did a WONDERFUL job! I just recently saw one of these for the first time last week on Pinterst & I fell IN LOVE!... I am dying to make one.. we will see... I have to say I LOVE LOVE LOVE how you made a spread sheet for the price. Brilliant!
ReplyDeleteSo cute!! I love it :) I can't wait for my Lily to be old enough for one of these!! <3 Ashley (your newest follower)
ReplyDeleteThat's fantastic! I'm impressed!
ReplyDeleteAWESOME play kitchen! I LOVE it! Thanks for sharing it on Craft Monkey'n Monday! I pinned it too!
ReplyDeleteSo impressive, I bet your little one thinks he is the luckiest kid on the block! Amazing job, well done.
ReplyDeleteOne of the better DIY play kitchen's I've seen. Love the utensil holder!
ReplyDeleteGreat job - my kids would love this. And I love things that are homemade, sturdy, and healthier than the store-bought versions!
ReplyDeleteYOU HAVE BEEN FEATURED ON COM TODAY! winks, jen
ReplyDeleteYou did such an awesome job! I canNOT believe this transformation. I would love for you to share it at "Meet Me Monday". My readers would love to meet you! Love, Me http://youaretalkingtoomuch.blogspot.com/2012/01/meet-me-monday_22.html
ReplyDeleteHi, I just wanted to let you know that I featured your adorable toy kitchen on this week’s Wicked Awesome Wednesday link party. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLove your play kitchen!
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