With some colorful tape and well-placed cuts, you can turn this fort into a collapsible one you can store for many years of fun playtime! To fire your kid’s imagination, put some blankets and your kids’ favorite books inside the fort to turn it into a reading nook. Before we get started, I want to share one of our family’s favorite fort building tools… the clothespin.

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span itemprop="author" itemtype="https://schema.org/Person" itemscope>Katelyne27 from This fort can be anything your child has ever dreamed of. With simple cardboard and a few other supplies, you can create a fort with a chimney, window, balcony, door, and whatever else you wish to add.

A life-sized gingerbread house is what we’re making with this project. There’s usually a particular charm associated with turning everyday items into life-sized pieces, and this fort craft does exactly that.Going to the grocery store or farmers’ market with your parents for the first time is certainly an unforgettable experience. Eyeing the different stalls and produce with child-like wonder; ah, those were the days! So, let’s recreate this memory with this greengrocer cardboard box fort idea!