Materials: TROFAST
Description: Drawing of sink, cooktop and buttons for oven and dishwasher printed on adhesive foil and laminated.
~ Jan, Czech republic
Tuesday, December 27, 2011
Easy Trofast play kitchen
Materials: TROFAST
Description: Drawing of sink, cooktop and buttons for oven and dishwasher printed on adhesive foil and laminated.
~ Jan, Czech republic
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The little one wants a kitchen, but we didn't want to have the huge plastic kind to clutter everything up. this is an absolutely brilliant idea.
ReplyDeleteWould onl take a sec to add actual turning knobs from the hardware store, or a fax "sink" with a shallow plastic dish stuck to the top.
ReplyDeleteThe designs for printing: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/22908/kuchyne_rezani.pdf and http://dl.dropbox.com/u/22908/trouba_rezani.pdf
ReplyDeleteLeaving the top flat allows for play space for other things. Also, what a way to stimulate the child's imagination, having to visualize running water, turning knobs and such. Well done.
ReplyDeleteThis is an absolutely brilliant idea!
ReplyDeleteTake a Lowe's kids room three piece kitchen set and put Ikea trofast drawers with lids. Play kitchen and toy storage together.
ReplyDeleteThis is incredible! I'd probably put a Trofast wall storage unit over it with a rod and colorful curtains for "kitchen cabinets." What I'd LOVE to see are instructions for taking a taller Trofast cabinet and making it a play fridge, even better if someone worked out what kitchen cabinet doors could be readily attached to the front of one so I could trawl through the As-Is section for it.
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