How to Make Fairy Doors

How to Make Fairy Doors

Craft Stick Doors

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    Use seven craft sticks for one whole door. Glue five of them together side by side.

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    Glue one craft stick across the top of the door. Glue another one on the bottom. Cut off any excess. Glue these to what will be the back of the door, so that they won't be seen from the front. These cross bars strengthen the door and ensure that it stays held together.

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    Allow the glue to dry completely before decorating.

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    Paint the craft stick door. You can use any color or a combination of colors. You could even paint a rainbow of colors. Allow to dry completely.

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    Use a bead for the door knob. You could add a small bell too, for tinkling instead of knocking.
    • Dollhouse miniature knockers can be purchased for adding to the door.

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    Decorate. As preferred, use stickers, pens, flowers, glitter, etc., to make the door appear pretty and inviting.

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