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Oh my, the whole thing is seriously so cute, and Haley is a doll. The kitchen is in the perfect little nook in their home too. I wish that either I (or my hubby) was the least bit handy.

Zmama- thanks for the compliment! We stuck it in our kitchen so she could cook along beside us. I`m serious, if you can just measure out the size boards you want, Lowe's will do all the cutting for you and all you have to do is nail things together. As for the shelf, go to grannys, antique stores, etc and look for little collectable displays. I`m not a handy woman in the slightest, and managed to do this. The only real tough part was using the drill for the kitchen sink! Eeep! Anyway, just thought i`d provide a little motivation :) It`s always nice and rewarding when you can do something yourself for your little ones...

I'm so excited to see this - it is absolutely adorable and I love how easy you made it look! Definitely on my list (once we have a little girl that is). So cute!
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What a lovely kitchen set!! My husband and I are also planning on making our daughter a set for Christmas. Would you mind sharing the height of the counter and the overall height? I'm thinking 36 - 38 inches in plenty, but the counter height is stumping me a little.

Also, where did you find your sink?

Thanks!

Thank you so much dear! The height of the counter is 22 inches, and the overall height is is 40 inches. She is 15 months right now, and she still isn't able to reach her potholders and all the little things on her cupboard.

As for the sink, it's just a mixing bowl from wal-mart. I`m sure you probably just have one laying around somewhere. A metal dog bowl will also do the trick. Also, another tip: If you can can get something in stainless steel, it is worth the extra bit of money.

Good luck with your DIY project! I`m sure your daughter will love it for years and years to come :)

This is so adorable. Thank you for posting. I will be adding this to my husbands to do list.

Question: did you make the fabric cookie dough? I think that is the most adorable thing I have ever seen.

Kpag- thanks! the cookie dough and such was from a swap I did with a friend. Go to any craft store, pick up various colors of felt, and have yourself a ball. Since that swap, I've made a whole picnic basket kit for Haley- sandwich bread, tomatos, meat, cheese! It is quite simple, it just takes some patience, haha. You can go on etsy and type in "felt food" and be completely inspired. Nanacompany.etsy.com has a lot of wonderful felt items you can purchase as well :)

The whole thing is beautiful, but that cookie dough is pure genius. Thanks for sharing.

This is so adorable! My husband and I are not handy either, but I think we could totally do this! Would you be willing to elaborate more on the specifics of the project (measurements of the pieces, materials and steps) and also, roughly how much it cost you to make? I can't tell what the knobs are made out of - do they turn or are they stuck in place? Did you buy the faucet? Oh, one more thing - where did you get the utensils hanging above the sink? They look like the perfect size for little hands! I'm sorry for all the questions, you've just really inspired my husband and I and we want to make some just as cute for our daughter! Thanks for you help!

I LOVE the shade of green on the shelves. Do you remember the brand of paint and the name of that?

Many thanks and happy cooking!

I`m not really sure what color paint it is. It is the cheap acrylic paint you find for 77c a bottle at the craft store. Just go & scope out the greens & i`m sure you`ll find the right match. It only took 2 bitty bottles for the entire shelving project :)