Dress Up was one of my favorite games as a child. Whether it was the treasured bin of dress up clothes accumulated over various Halloweens and thrift store scores, or the musty faux fur coats left behind by a friend’s grandmother, dress up let us pretend to be anything from princesses to warriors.
Building this wardrobe for my daughter’s birthday was a lot of fun, so I wanted to share the plans. It’s a simple build that is made to assemble and disassemble simply, and is the same on either side. It can be assembled in just a matter of minutes, without tools.
The wardrobe is constructed out of a single 4×8 sheet of plywood, and, as is only fitting, dressed to the nines. The tool-less assembly is thanks to simple dados that allow it to notch together. Or, if you prefer, you can make it even simplifier with pocket hole joinery.
Recommended Tools | Table saw or circular saw, Tape measure, Router or pocket hole jig 23/32” router bit |
Materials | 1 – 4x8’ ¾” plywood, Magnets (optional), Edge banding (optional), Closet rod, Closet rod holder |
License | Copyright The Created Home, LLC |
File Types | Word |
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I’m trying to figure out the cuts to fit one sheet. In the video, you say a couple of sheets? Please let me know.
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