DIY Doll Couch for Barbie out of recycled cardboard and thrifted fabric

[@LaanaAriesCreativeConcepts]

Couch is gorgeous. Great job

[@e.d.t.]

Looks great, roomy and comfy!

[@starchandstitches7903]

Thank you! I would like to make more furniture soon.

[@BejaVue]

I think it turned out really good!!

[@DollsRescued]

WOW! That is REALLY cute! And your dolls look so very cute sitting there. ;-) YES! Make more.

[@TammyPowley]

How cool! It turned out great

[@gertrudemikos7041]

I think you did great. Just keep practicing. You'll get the hang of it.

[@JayDollsUK]

Yes you should make more for sure

[@DollFairyCrafter]

There is just something that I love about thrifting and making my own sofas. I really like making recycled sofas. Yours turned out very good. It looks super cozy. What is your favorite type of doll??

[@starchandstitches7903]

Ohhh that's a hard question... I think I'd have to say Barbie. She is my first love! Blythe next. Thanks for the feedback on my sofa. I have plans to make more recycled cardboard furniture. Just gotta perfect my glueing methods. :D

[@elinefrit]

It is super cute! Good job! I love the color and the shape too. The stains don't seem too bad. The trim on the arms is very pretty. Make more, I really like this one!

[@starchandstitches7903]

Thanks so much! 😊I will defintely make more furnature. I will just remember to go very lightly on the mod podge, or try another white glue. I bet contact cement would work, but I hate that stuff. I just need to get a self healing cutting mat and more glue sticks!

[@JayDollsUK]

I think it looks really good! I wonder why the glue stained? Hmm odd really. I really like the fabric too 🥰

[@BejaVue]

I usually use fabric glue when I glue fabric. If I get too much it will bleed through. When that happens, but I use 80% rubbing alcohol to take the excess off the fabric.

[@starchandstitches7903]

Great tip thanks.

[@Shr3dd3r2k8]

Add a cat, and the stains look like places where it's been scratching up the furniture.