How to Build a Chair Ride Carousel with CONNETIX
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Everyone loves the chair ride carousel so why not build one for peg dolls too!
If you’re a fan of the classic chair ride carousel, you’re in for a treat. Picture this: a miniature version tailor-made for peg dolls! Imagine the endless possibilities as these tiny figurines whirl and twirl in their own whimsical world. Not only does this carousel promise hours of creative fun, but it also holds the key to valuable learning experiences. By matching the peg dolls to corresponding colored tiles, it becomes a fun tool for teaching color associations. So, why not embark on this journey of play and learning by building your own Magnetic Tiles carousel.
Step 1: Start with base build by alternating square tiles and equilateral triangles.Join the tiles by inserting the hexagon in the middle.
Step 2: Build the middle part with 3 square tiles of each color. Close with the second hexagon
Step 3: To create the top frame join the side of two tiles with the last tile of the middle part.
Step 4: Pass the double thread through the holes that are on the sides of the bottom tile of the topframe by going to connect it with the small rectangle by passing the wire over both holes on both sides joining them with a knot.Cut off the excess thread.
Step 5: Close the gaps with equilateral triangles.
Step 6: Build the tip of the carousel with 6 isosceles triangles.
Jarmila is a devoted mom of four whose passion lies in homeschooling and nurturing creativity through play. With years of experience in homeschooling her children, she's a strong advocate for this educational approach. Jarmila thrives on fostering open-ended play, believing it to be a cornerstone of childhood development. Her life is a joyful whirlwind centered around her children and the boundless world of imaginative play.
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