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About Project
This cute little fridge can store more than just play food! Also, there are plans available online for the traditional style fridge, like my daughters, so check them out too!
These photos are from The Crafting Chicks. Thanks Q!
Dimensions
Materials and Tools
1 - 8' 1x12 Board
17 x 36" plywood
Wood Filler and finishing supplies
Cut List
2 - 1x12 @ 35 1/4" for the sides
17 x 36" plywood
General Instructions
Measure and cut your boards. Work on a clean level surface. Measure and mark out joints before fastening. Use 2" nails and glue unless otherwise specified. Adhere to proper safety guidelines and use proper safety equipment. Check for square after each step.
Step 1
Build the Box. Start with a side and attach the shelves, and the toekick with nails and glue. Attach your shelves as desired, perhaps measuring your kids food items and baskets before I mark with a tape measure and square where all the shelves should be placed first to ensure everything is built square.
Step 2
Shelves and Other Side. Attach the other side, and then the top. Attach the plywood to back making sure the piece is square. Use glue and tack nails or 1 1/4" finish nails to attach the back. Make sure you fasten to the shelves, too.
Step 3
Doors. Attach the doors with the hinges, and fill any visible nail holes with wood filler and sand and paint as desired. Attach the bar pulls.
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I can't wait to see the
I can't wait to see the stove! This will be a great 2nd bday gift for my daughter next year!
[...] You can find the
[...] You can find the dimensions for the fridge, sink, and stove on Ana’s [...]
I can't seem to find these
I can't seem to find these hinges anywhere...where did you buy them or where can I find them? Thanks so much!!
hinges?
I can not find those hinges either?! did you ever get an answer?
thanks!
Whoops!
I'm in the process of building this and a single 8' 1x12 is 7" too short. The 8' board gives you 96", but the plans require 103" total. Also, my 1x8's for the door only measure 7 1/4, so they are too narrow :( Guess I'll be ripping a 1x10 to fit.
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