If your kid has a lot of toy cars or other small toys you will find this Toy Car Shelf post pretty useful and easy to make.
Our kid’s room is filled with cars, mostly they are small like Hot Wheels and Matchboxes. I have already made a small wall toy car shelf for them. A link will take you to YouTube to watch a video tutorial. Those small toy shelves work great, but a great variety of bigger cars needed home as well. They used to be displayed on a big toy car display garage near the wall (visit blog page). As well the great toy storage was another stackable garage with a gas pump and car washer. Eventually, we gave up a lot of cars along with garages. Yes, nothing was recycled, lol. Each toy found a new owner. And now the time has come to make a simple toy car shelf to display a lot of cars. It has to be simple to make and easy to take apart if needed. Here is our new stackable toy car shelf display.
Tools
- Pencil
- Ruler
- Glue gun
- Hot glue sticks
- Paper knife
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Giant Cardboard Number
Step-by-step tutorial
You can make this shelf of any size or adjust given sizes. Base 9.5x19in, corner radius 1.75in. Side stripe width is 1.5in. Parts for legs should be cut with corrugated structure paralleled to the height (5-7in) and 2.5-3in width.
How to make a toy car shelf
All templates are ready to print on a regular sizes paper and have to be taped together into one big number or letter template
How to use paper bleed
paper bleed could be useful if you need to make seamless connection as mentioned above or when you need to make a 3D shape
