Play kitchen

Off to a good start! interesting color choice.

-- There is no such thing as scrap wood! Rastus NE www.nativelumber.net

She will love it great job

-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon

Great looking project. I am sure Ella will love it.

Keep up the good work!

-- -- Rob Hix, King George, VA

OK, now I feel bad. I gave my granddaughter a cardboard box to use for a stove.
I guess I need to get on the ball.-Thanks for sharing with us

-- Kent Shepherd * The goal is-----More Tools!

really cool!

-- Rodd, Texas grandpa

Great looking stove! Brings back fond memories of the one I made for my daughter many years ago. My baby just turned 34 this year. I am sure your daughter will have a lot of fun playing with her stove. Thanks for posting.

God Bless
tom

-- Mc Bridge Cabinets, Iowa

Outstanding! Ever since I saw the extraordinary prices of the kitchen in Pottery Barn Kids catalogs, I’ve been thinking that my niece would love a homemade version.

How did you do the microwave control panel? What did you use for the rails in the oven?

Really great job!

Mark

-- Mark, Florida, http://penturner.wordpress.com/

Answer to MarkWilk’s Q’s
the microwave panel is a piece of printed off white paper with the control panel design made using Microsoft Word and then laminated to the wood. – notice the time on the clock – it is a bit blurry but since this was a Christmas gift for my daughter – the time is 12:25 – none of my family got it right away.

The oven rack is simply a piece of closet rack – the white systems they sell at home Depot and Lowes – cut to fit – it slides on a couple pieces of wood with dowels in the slots of the rack to keep it on track and keep it from falling out.

I actually decided to build this and the piece I am working on now after seeing how much similar sets cost at Pottery Barn Kids

-- GCB Colorado