13 Easy to Build DIY Playhouse Plans for Kids

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• The Cowboy Constructed Playhouse
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• Play House with Christmas Lights on Top
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Take four additional 2x4 boards and cut them to be 3’4” for the top and bottom of the sides. Use your galvanized screws to attach these, creating two rectangular sides. For each side, cut two 3’9” boards to add to the center of the frames for support. Add these to the centers of each side frame and attach them with the screws.

This is the most extensive and time-consuming method of building a playhouse, but it offers the best results. There is quite a long list of supplies though, so make sure you have gathered them all before you start building. And with that in mind, I bring you this beautiful island inspired playhouse. It looks as though it would fit perfectly into your Hawaiian dream home. Or even in your backyard with a few plants placed around it. This playhouse looks like a lot of the traditional style playhouses.

The Cowboy Constructed Playhouse

This can be used indoors or outdoors, and the fabric covering can easily be removed to wash. To do this, cut four additional pieces of pipe the same length as the sides. Fit them together at a right angle, creating two large ‘L’ shapes. You will need to use the 3-way corners to fit them. Then, cut another piece of pipe 6 feet (1.8 m) long, and run this down the center between the two L’s. Attach the entire roof structure to the base by putting them in the T-shaped slots on the top rectangle.

One more thing to know is that oil doesn’t mix with latex condoms—so if you’re getting kinky with coconut oil, be sure to pair it with a non-latex condom. Treat your kids to loads of fun with this stunning barn playhouse. You can allow them to draw and color cute farm animals on the cardboard for honing their creative skills. Involve kids to make this simple roofed structure out of cardboard. You can use construction paper cut in circles to decorate this warm den.

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I imagine it will look really pretty at night when decorated with fairy or Christmas lights. WikiHow is a “wiki,” similar to Wikipedia, which means that many of our articles are co-written by multiple authors. To create this article, 18 people, some anonymous, worked to edit and improve it over time.

If you have woods or hills behind your house, this playhouse can be yours. It matches the earthiness of its surroundings. This DIY playhouse looks really pretty because of the abstract shape and the rustic wooded look it has. The glass roof gives it a modern contrast, and if there’s a less dense canopy overhead, I imagine the stargazing will be the most fun at nights.

Play House with Christmas Lights on Top

Another DIY project, you could just paint a wooden playhouse with some coat of white paint. Add a striped awning to give it a facelift and add a piece of wood to serve as the counter. You could hang a board on the side for your child to jot down the menu. Place a basket of fruits to give it a natural look. If you’re interested in getting a portable playhouse design, look no further. Modern architecture has brought to you this simple playhouse which needs no tools or carpentry skills.

With such wonderful plans up your sleeve, gear up for giving shape to your very own cardboard playhouse. Whether it’s a party, family gathering or Christmas, the creatively done cardboard dens are sure to garner a lot of excitement. Give wings to your child’s imagination with this rocket cardboard playhouse. Involve the little ones to cultivate building skills in them.

Here we have a swing set – clubhouse combination which is easy enough to construct. It’s a high deck with railings which is quite effortless to construct. The more challenging part is the attached swing set, but don’t worry, it’s not impossible. This play fort comes with obstacles from an obstacle course. You will love this design if you want your kids to pursue some outdoor athletic activities.

I’ve always had a thing for little yellow houses. There is something about them that I find absolutely adorable and just very welcoming. So from my experience, this looks like a really awesome playhouse. And I hope your kids will have as great a time in their playhouse as I did in my great grandmother’s shed. So I could only imagine how thrilled I would’ve been as a child to have someone build me a log cabin playhouse. So if you want a playhouse that is a little different than the traditional style, then check this one out.

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So if you don’t have a backyard to build a playhouse in, you can go for this nifty idea. How about building a playhouse that’s also a treehouse? It’s a simple treehouse built on an elevated platform against a tree. It’s a low effort project and is quite easily approachable by beginners. You can attach rope ladders, rock climbing walls, pulleys and slides to add charm to your little playhouse.

To make the back frame, first measure the boards which will create the top and bottom. These should be cut from your 2x4 boards, and measure 7’11” so that it doesn’t overlap the edge of the floor. Then take five 2x4 boards and measure them to 3’9” so that they will join evenly with the other frames without overlapping the desired 4’ width. Southern PineA free PDF download of the American Gothic Playhouse plan includes a materials list, tools list, construction steps, and blueprints. Your finished project will be this stunning playhouse fit for your little king or queen.