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How-To: Make a Castle Out of Felt And Cardboard

The Sewing Dork shares how to make a small castle using an oatmeal container, felt, embroidery floss and a bit of scrap cardboard. I could see making a whole village of these kinds of buildings for the kids to create their own city!

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Posted by: Amanda Formaro on November 9, 2009 at 4:56 PM

Very cute

That's super cute. I'm a huge fan of using felt and recycled items to make lots of fun goodies :)

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