Craft instructions miniature market stall

Bring your own miniature world to life with these detailed step-by-step instructions for a 1:12 scale market stall.

Design your miniature market stall just the way you want and let your creativity flow.

Whether you already have experience in crafting or are a beginner, these instructions are easy to understand and implement for everyone.

Add the finishing touches to your miniature market stall with small accessories and decorations and make it a real eye-catcher.

Add additional shelves or other elements as desired to make your market stall even more individual.

Please note that this product is only a set of instructions and does not include a finished market stall.

Discover the world of miniatures and experience hours of crafting fun with these instructions for a miniature market stall.

Skills Required / What You'll Receive

The tutorial consists of two PDF.
PDF 1 comprises 29 pages and contains:

• Material list
• Dimensions of all components
• Detailed step-by-step instructions with color photos

PDF 2 comprises 5 pages and contains

• Printable templates for all components

Size Information

The finished mini market stall measures: W 19 cm x D 13.5 cm x H 20 cm.

Materials List

You need:
- Printer (to print out the templates)
If you don't have a printer, you can also find the exact dimensions of the components in the instructions.
- Foamboard (white) in the thicknesses: 5 mm and 3 mm
You can also use wood or thick cardboard.
Foamboard sheets measuring 50 cm x 70 cm are usually available.
You will need about half a sheet of the 5 mm thick material.
An A4-sized piece of the 3 mm thick board is enough.
Info: Foamboard is a polystyrene sheet that is coated with paper on both sides.
These model building boards can be easily cut with a sharp cutter knife and glued with solvent-free adhesives (e.g. wood glue). They can be glued together with solvent-free adhesives (e.g. wood glue).
The surface can easily be painted or glued.
These lightweight foam boards are also sold under the name “Centafoam” or “Foamcore”.
- Thin cardboard 1 piece in the size of A3 (e.g. the back of college pads or food packaging)
- 3 wooden skewers (optional) as holding rods, e.g. for sheets of paper, rolls of fabric, bundles of herbs, etc.
- Solvent-free glue (e.g. wood or craft glue)
- Glue stick (optional)
- Pencil
- Ruler (a metal ruler is particularly suitable)
- Cutter knife
- Scissors
- Cutting mat
- Acrylic paint (in the color of your choice)
- Paintbrush
- Lego or small building blocks, if available (very helpful to align the pieces straight)
- Sandpaper or nail file
- Knitting needle, darning needle or other pointed object (optional)

Additional Details by the Author

Please note that these handicraft instructions and the templates may only be used privately.
The sale, exchange or free distribution is prohibited.
The texts (including their translations) and images or their components may not be copied or used in any other way for commercial purposes.

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