American Girl Crock Pot
With the Holidays being right around the corner, it’s time to set up some fun doll scenes. Some might include a Thanksgiving feast, Christmas dinner, a Hanukka festival, or many more exciting celebrations! Whatever your dolls are going to celebrate, you will need them to be prepared to make the meals! My doll family is pretty big so the best way to prepare large meals is by using a Crock Pot! So, this is a tutorial that will help you make an American Girl Crock Pot! I love this craft so much. As always, it’s inexpensive and SO simple to make. Check out the video below and don’t forget to give me a thumbs up on You Tube!
Materials Needed:
- Scissors
- American Girl Crock Pot Printable
- Mod Podge
- Black Paint
- Paint Brushes
- (3) Black Beads to use for the handles
- Paper Mache Oval Craft Box
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American Girl Crock Pot was last modified: March 21st, 2017 by
Hi, I'm Rudy! I'm a young mom of three beautiful kids, two girls and one boy. Our life is busy and full of crafts, especially for our American Girl Dolls. We love working together to create new things and we hope you enjoy our creations also!
This is Launa Loofers. She is crazy all the time and is an amazing gymnast. In fact, we started this blog on her ideas for her dolls to be gymnasts just like her! 
This is my handsome little man. He is the only boy in this house full of girls and dolls. He is a good sport though. He loves his 'boy American Girl dolls' and his action figures. And is always right in the mix of craft time creations!
Lexie is full of fun and always has a smile on her face. She is the youngest, but don't let that fool you, she has a BIG opinion!
So cute!! I just made this last night and it took a while for me to master it, but i got it. Ha ha! I have those silverware and the salt and pepper shakers. And i have Izzy and that shirt.
Where did you get the salt and pepper shakers?
They came from another set. I think from the Our Generation Diner.
Awesome! This is just what I need to complete my kitchen supplies! The BBQ was just what I needed to cook the T-bone steaks I have but now I have lots more choices!
This is so neat! Looks pretty simple to make as well