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how-to-build-a-toy-fence-guide Those mini popsicle sticks!! Drill holes Then drill 2 holes in each postonly drilling in about half the thickness of the post. Notify me of new posts by email. Thanks MaryAnne. Add some PVA glue into each hole. Then drill 2 holes in each postonly drilling in about half the thickness of the post.

This post contains Amazon affiliate links. If you purchase through my links I get a small commission at no additional cost to you thanks for supporting Doodles and Jots. I used regular-size craft sticks and half-size craft sticks. Now my animals are safe and sound behind their new fence. I made my fences with three hinging sections.

To make a fence with three sections you will need six regular size craft sticks and six half size ones. You will also need craft glue and tape. Start by attaching two sets of the half sized craft sticks together on one side with tape.

This creates your hinge. I used packing tape because I thought it would be stronger. Of course with any fence construction it is important that it be level so I taped all the half sized craft sticks tape hinge side down on my cutting mat that has a nice grid to follow.

Then I added a How To Build A Toy Flying Helicopter From dab of glue on both ends of each regular size craft stick and attached them to the posts. Once they were all attached I put a heavy book on top of the whole fence until it was dry. Now it is time to gather your farm animals! By the time you find them all under beds and couches your fence will probably be dry. With two three section fences you can make a hexagon shaped corral. What other shapes can you make? These fences are fun to arrange and I think my animals like it.

I just hope that t-rex behaves himself! When I went to gather my farm animals I realized they were sort of a sorry lot.

If you are in the same predicament here a link to a nice Schleich Farm Animals figure set. They are really good quality, so finely painted and sculpted. I love classic Golden Books like this. This is freaking adorable! After looking through my workshop looking for small enough material to use, like small diameter dowel, or something similar, and not finding any, it just hit me that outside there was a bunch of material that may do the job.

Plus the end result would look a lot more rural than anything I could buy from the hardware store. All I was looking for was some branches that were thicker for the fence posts, and a bunch of thinner branches for the fence rails. At that size they are nice and stable. Anything thinner would topple over easier, while these ones sit well even on carpet. I start off by cutting the fence posts on the mitre saw , which gives me a nice clean cut.

The easiest way I found to cut them is using a pair of carpenters pincers. To start constructing the fence, first find a drill bit that is just a bit smaller thinner than the fence rail branch. Then drill 2 holes in each post , only How To Build A Toy Bin Organizer 01 drilling in about half the thickness of the post. These posts are 60mm long. The hole you drilled should be slighter smaller than the rail.

So trim the end of the fence rails using a knife to give the rail a nice snug fit in the hole. Make sure the bottom of the posts are sitting flat and not twisted. A very simple DIY project that requires very few materials and tools. I'm always on the lookout for an interesting question or problem that can be the topic of a new article.

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