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Edie: American Girl Free Ebook FREEEDIE: AMERICAN GIRL EBOOK Jean Stein | 564 pages | 01 Nov 1994 | Grove Press / Atlantic Monthly Press | 9780802134103 | English | New York, United States American Girl Doll Condo : 11 Steps - Instructables Get creative this summer, and make your own American Girl doll condo. My daughter and I made one for Edie: American Girl 8th birthday party. Her friends enjoyed playing with the condo so much that she had an American Girl party again when she turned 9. When she was finally tired of the doll bedroom, we disassembled it and recycled the cardboard. For Christmas last year, I upcycled my son's dorm refrigeration box into a doll condo for my nieces. My nieces helped customize their condo. Currently, they are using their doll bedroom as an orphanage. Edie: American Girl my daughter's doll condo, I used two CRT computer monitor boxes taped together. I used the box from my son's dorm refrigerator for my niece's condo. If the box has metal staples, remove the staples, and use packing tape to maintain the box shape while you work. Decide which side the closet is on. Cut a notch 6" from the side and 1" down on the front and back for the closet rod. Edie: American Girl wooden dowel closet rod in notches. Cut opening for door. My door was about 20" wide. I left 8" on the left front and 12" on the right front, closet side. For flooring, I used an old piece of kitchen linoleum. A carpet scrap or wood flooring Edie: American Girl are other options. I used an old curtain for wall paper. I cut the fabric the correct length and used binder clips to attach the right side of fabric to outside of doll condo. I removed the wire pieces from the binder clips and flipped the fabric over for a neat finish. I used various shades of brown and black construction paper to make bricks about 2" x 8". I glued these to a piece of brown wrapping paper in a brick pattern. This brick paper was glued to the outside front. For my niece's condo, I used a wooden doll bed with an Amish quilt. My daughter had bunk beds for her American Girl dolls that fit well in her condo. Hang doll clothing on Edie: American Girl rod and add a laundry basket. My niece helped add a mail box to her condo. We attached this to the front of the doll condo with paper Edie: American Girl. My niece also helped add a Edie: American Girl sign to her condo. She printed the street name she choose on a piece of green construction paper with a thick marker. I cut out the letters. She then glued the street sign on a white shirt box. When dry, she cut out the street sign Edie: American Girl glued it to the outside of the condo. What customizations can you think of? My daughter and her friends strung paper chains in her condo to celebrate one of her doll's birthday. My niece added Christmas garland Edie: American Girl hers for the holiday season and made a side table out of cardboard. I think window boxes would be a cute addition. How cute! I had these kinds of dolls when I was younger and they were really fun to build things for! Introduction: American Girl Doll Condo. By ekelkar KelkarKitchen Follow. More by the author:. If you like this project, please vote for it. Position the box lengthwise on your work surface. Cut the top side of the box open. Tape down box flaps. Did you make this project? Share it with us! I Made It! Earthbag Root Cellar by ctstarkdesigns in Homesteading. Cast Faux Pumpkins by wannabemadsci in Halloween. Danger is my middle name 6 years ago on Introduction. Reply Edie: American Girl. Jean Stein - Wikipedia Further extracts are available as digital shorts, accompanying the London Southbank…. Jean Stein Edie Similar books. Edie: American Girl by Jean Stein. Revised, with a new cover When Edie was first published, it quickly became an international best-seller and then took its place among Edie: American Girl classic books about the s. Edie Sedgwick exploded into the … More. Want to Read. 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