Childrens Toy Boxes

The mystery box illusion is one of the easiest magic tricks to perform yet one of the most baffling of all magic illusions. Because it is mechanical (it works by itself - no sleight of hand required) it is perfect for first time magicians or anyone just getting into magic. You begin by tilting the box toward the audience and opening the lid so everyone can see the box is empty. ...

Teach kids to put away their dirty clothes with this friendly hippo hamper. The giant hinged mouth opens wide and closes safely thanks to a toy box lid support.

In this magic illusion, you will produce dozens of silk scarves seemingly from an empty box! Begin your performance by opening the front door of the box so the audience can see that the box is completely empty. Now close the front door and open the top door. Proceed to pull out up to two dozen silk scarves, each tied end to end. You will amaze your audience.

In this magic illusion, the magician holds two square columns up so the audience can see through one end and out the other. A wand, or a hand wave, can be shown to go through the columns to further prove that each is empty. He then holds a solid piece of plastic up for the audience to see. He taps a wood cube against the plastic to show both are solid. He places the plastic between the columns and explains to the audience that he will drop a solid cube down the top column and it will go right through the solid plastic plate and out the bottom of the lower column. He then drops the solid cube and it indeed falls through and out the bottom - seeming to penetrate the solid plastic plate.

This medium-sized toy box is designed just like a circus wagon - complete with a lion on each side of the cage! You can personalize the top if desired.

Two hinged cabinets fold together and fasten shut. Provides storage and a play top too! Four bins slide out for lots of storage. Rolls out of the way on heavy-duty casters.

Oh no! The circus animals have escaped! To perform this illusion, demonstrate that the circus cage as well as the magic escape box are hollow. ...

The traditional three legged stool has been around for hundreds of years. This new version truly does have three legs! Depending on the size you make the top, you can make either a three legged stool or a three legged table.

An elephant toy box or elephant trunk that is the perfect size for smaller children. Easy to make from standard 3/4 and 1-1/2 inch lumber.

Chest woodworking plans - Modify to make a toy chest blanket chest or cedar chest. The chest plans are three projects in one: a toy chest, blanket chest or cedar chest. The classic cabriole style leg...

The plan says: Youngsters love storing things away particularly for an imaginary trip to China or to put animals to bed at night. This toy chest provides ample storage for blocks, pull toys, etc. Full size pattern contains complete directions for making as well as decorating chest.

The Toy Box Wagon has many uses for a child. The open back design makes cleaning up toys fun and easy for kids. Imaginations can run wild using the wagon as a stage coach full of gold, or as a pioneer...

We hope you enjoy our 3-in-1 children furniture piece, a combination design of rocker, highchair and desk. With no moving parts, this sturdy piece of furniture can be constructed from 3/4 inch thick plywood material (or solid lumber). You can easily narrow or widen the width of the project to accommodate 1 or 2 children. Measurements provides are for the highchair, its play area (tray surface) is 32 inches off the floor.

This rugged toy box has solid-wood parts so it can handle kids scooping toys from it for generations to come. The sliding tray keeps smaller toys from being buried. And because of the simple screw-together joinery, you will have this toy collector built quicker than kids can make messes. Then, after its owner grows up, you can put it to work holding blankets, linens, or clothes.