Hey presto ... cardboard castle. Complete with second story and ladder.
Seriously, this took less than 15 minutes to make. I just cut the cardboard tube into four sections. Added some hot glue to each corner and stuck the "turrets" in place, cut two strips of cardboard and glued them in place to be the second story, and used a craft knife to cut out the door. The ladder was made with four ice lolly (popsicle) sticks. The last step was using a black marker to draw some detail on the door. Cardboard rocks!
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What a delightful and super-fast crafting idea! I absolutely love how you turned a simple <ahref="https://skyprintandenterprise.co.uk/product/die-cut-cardboard-boxes/ and wrapping‑paper tube into a mini castle in just a few minutes. The turrets made by slicing the tube into four sections and gluing them to each corner are so clever—and the little ladder with popsicle sticks adds such whimsy and playfulness. The fact that everything—from the second‑story floor to the door and marker details—came together in under 15 minutes is nothing short of magic. This tutorial is both approachable and inspiring, especially for tired parents seeking a spark of creative playtime with the kids. Thank you for sharing such a fun, low‑waste project!
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