Mine was way cheaper than $10. Given that it's made out of two cardboard boxes (which came 'free' as packaging), an old ice cream tub (ditto), some found cardboard and buttons, and string which I got from my mum, it probably cost me about a quid for sticky tape and 50p for the yarn used to crochet the tap.
Nils immediately went on to make a delicious imaginary strawberry cake, followed by some button soup. Then he turned it on its side and used it as a garage for his cars! Jack of all trades, that one.
I'm mostly excited because it's a good excuse to buy one of them miniature kids' cooking sets from IKEA.
2 comments:
What a fantastic idea, he is going to get so much use out of it. swapbot-stampkrl
This is great. I'm finding it hard to resist making one and I have no children :)
This reminds me of the gross food concoctions I came up with as a child sans cardboard kitchen. I vaguely recall ice cream soup and cracker sandwiches both of which involve semi-regurgitated food...wow, I just answered all the questions I've had in therapy for years. Thanks! lol
Whole-heartedly,
krstawrdtravels
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