This kit belongs to the new very small kits from the Cutebee series “Casa Seed World” and is quickly made.
If you put yourself to it on a day, with plenty of breaks, you can finish it by the evening. Perfect for beginners!
Brand name
Cutebee
Scale
1:24
Pro’s
– parts are already painted (you can give them another color if you like) – This one is ideal for beginners, as it is small and easy with no real issues found – affordable kit – should include a dust cover
Contra’s
– Mostly manual is not in English, make sure to ask the seller first – no batteries or glue included, I would advise using Fast grab tacky glue
I would honestly customize this one, like in the picture below 😉
But this looks like a good basic and affordable kit to be able to do just that, or keep parts to go kitbashing.
Oh yes, before you mention: “this is not a kitchen, Lizzy!”. I know, but it does have kitchen cabinets, no? 🙂
Brand name
Robotime/Rolife
Scale
1:24
Pro’s
– some parts are already painted, others aren’t (can be a pro or a con) – Affordable kit – Should include batteries and glue, but be sure to ask the seller first – Robotime uses sturdy materials
Contra’s
– doesn’t come with a dust cover, – the included paint is not good quality – I think I would customize a lot, don’t really like the design, but that’s just my opinion
This one has become a classic from Robotime, people have made and customized this kit a lot.
You can see their customizations on FB groups, Pinterest, etc.. In quite wonderful ways actually, some of them breathtaking!
I have bought this one myself and will show you my result in the future 😉
Brand name
Robotime/Rolife
Scale
1:24
Pro’s
– instructions are clear and easy – parts are already painted (you can give them another color if you like) – ecofriendly materials – I love the design of this one and besides some other colors maybe, I wouldn’t change much
Contra’s
– no dust cover included – If no glue is included, I would advise using Aleene’s (fast grab) tacky glue. (always included in mine though) – if parts are missing, you cà n contact Robotime now!
A small dollhouse kitchen set, from the new series of Robotime.
Although small, in my opinion, it is quite cute and unique, with the little oven and the way it is built like a room box or even a book nook. Great design idea!
Brand name
Again from Robotime/Rolife 🙂
Scale
1:24
Pro’s
– can be done in a short time, perfect for beginners – fantastic design, I love it – LED lights are included – English manual and batteries should be included, if not ask the seller
Contra’s
– doesn’t come with a solid dust cover – If no glue is included, I would advise using Aleene’s (fast grab) tacky glue – one reviewer claims that this kit is a little bit overpriced
I had a hard time figuring out from which brand this DIY miniature kitchen kit actually is, but turns out that it is from Hongda, because I found it on their website.
This little kitchen belongs to a series of nine kits that you can assemble to a larger dollhouse.
Brand name
Hongda
Scale
1:26
Pro’s
– can be combined easily with other kits in this series of nine kits – perfect for beginners and doesn’t take long to finish – you can add a roof (bought separately) – dust covers included
Contra’s
– no batteries included (it needs 2 AAA batteries) – No glue is included, I would advise using Aleene’s (fast grab) tacky glue – the materials used seem less sturdy
One of the kits from the new series from Robotime. Easy, quick, and cutest ever 😉
Brand name
Robotime
Scale
1:24
Pro’s
– perfect for beginners and doesn’t take long to finish – batteries included – English and clear manual – sturdy and durable materials – cute new design
I just knew that I needed to check out Etsy as well for kitchen miniature kits because this cute little kitchen kit is the result of that search 😉
I didn’t see this one before either!
Brand name
Found on CoolBeans Boutique
Scale
1:24
Pro’s
– I love this design, you could add plenty stuff afterward still, like rugs and plants, etc – English manual – plexiglass dust cover included – LED lights, wires, and battery box included
Contra’s
– Batteries and glue not included, fast grab Tacky Glue is recommended
I hope that you enjoyed this blog post on DIY miniature kitchen kits, I’m pretty sure that one or two you haven’t seen yet before.
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Many thanks for this valuable and detailed post about Pretty DIY Miniature Kits. I really like them like this. I had a lot of stuff like this. Reading this post makes me want to buy one again. I love this Jason’s Kitchen. It also has a good rating. I will definitely buy one. Keep posting like this. I will definitely share this.
Wow, the detail in some of these miniature kitchens are simply amazing, that it is no wonder that it can take a long time to build them. My granddaughter has a little playhouse, but is very interested in cooking and doing things in the kitchen, as well as doing craft projects. Building a miniature kitchen with her could be a great way of combining these two.
Although you mention that some of them are for beginners, do you think one can build a miniature kitchen with a 5-year old? Or is there a simpler miniature project to do with kids? Thank you.
About your question: I’m afraid that these are too complicated to craft for children of that age, also, you need to be able to read a quite complicated manual.
But why not “build" a small fairy garden in a pot or bowl or so, together with your grandchild, like the ones in this article or this article 😉
Many thanks for this valuable and detailed post about Pretty DIY Miniature Kits. I really like them like this. I had a lot of stuff like this. Reading this post makes me want to buy one again. I love this Jason’s Kitchen. It also has a good rating. I will definitely buy one. Keep posting like this. I will definitely share this.
hello again Pasindu
thank you very much again for your positive comment and I wish you much crafting-happiness with Jason’s Kitchen 😉
Kind regards,
Lizzy
Wow, the detail in some of these miniature kitchens are simply amazing, that it is no wonder that it can take a long time to build them. My granddaughter has a little playhouse, but is very interested in cooking and doing things in the kitchen, as well as doing craft projects. Building a miniature kitchen with her could be a great way of combining these two.
Although you mention that some of them are for beginners, do you think one can build a miniature kitchen with a 5-year old? Or is there a simpler miniature project to do with kids? Thank you.
Hi there!
I know right? These are really quite cute haha!
About your question: I’m afraid that these are too complicated to craft for children of that age, also, you need to be able to read a quite complicated manual.
But why not “build" a small fairy garden in a pot or bowl or so, together with your grandchild, like the ones in this article or this article 😉
I wish you and your grandchild happy crafting!
Kind regards,
Lizzy