18 Homemade Toy Boats Plans You Can DIY Easily
Is your kid looking forward to his next watercraft science project? Or, do you want to build them a fun toy boat that floats for the best bath experience for them? Whatever be your reason, we’ve got your back!
Find 18 DIY toy boat craft ideas in this post. From wooden toy boat DIYs for adults to completely kid-friendly projects for your child to replicate, we’ve got all the fantastic resources. Enjoy!
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1. Make Fantastic Electric DIY Boats – 4 Ideas!
2. diy wooden boat – balloon-powered, 3. four fun ways to diy a toy boat, 4. diy sponge boat for kids, 5. diy a wooden toy boat using scrap wood, 6. here’s how you make a diy toy boat, 7. cost-effective shampoo bottle toy sail boat, 8. woodworking for kids – diy a simple wooden toy boat, 9. making simple toy boats – 4 simple ideas, 10. diy water bottle toy boats, 11. make a rubberband powered popsicle sticks boat, 12. diy a toy sailboat for your next science project, 13. a simple pop pop boat using household materials, 14. 7-step wooden toy boat tutorial, 15. a candle powered homemade boat – 10 minutes easy diy, 16. diy elastic band powered toy boat, 17. how to make a cardboard pirate ship, 18. simple rubberband powered wooden toy boat.
A DC motor, switch, battery, and wood scrap piece or a PVC board – once you have these supplies ready, follow this tutorial by BONG MAKER to DIY fantastic motor-powered toy boats. You’ll not only learn one method of DIYing a toy boat but four in this tutorial.
We must say, a true genius and fun project for your next DIY session!
Balloon-powered toy boats – how crazy is that? Be it to please your inner child or your kids, this DIY wooden boat tutorial by Adventure In a Box will pass with flying colors.
You’ve provided all the information you’ll need for the project in this tutorial. All you need is readily available supplies, woodworking tools, and mediocre handyman skills.
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This kid-friendly DIY toy boat tutorial by Yuro Ostr is excellent if you’re looking for a fun project to do with your children. From a simple balloon-powered boat to an electric styrofoam boat, this tutorial features four fantastic ways to build a toy boat. Do check it out!
Here’s how you make a fun DIY sponge boat for your kids for their bath time. In fact, with a little guidance, they probably can make this on their own. How great is that?
All the materials and tools required are listed in this post, followed by a step-by-step tutorial and documented images of the DIY process for your ease.
The Youtuber from Scrap Wood City DIYed a fabulous toy boat using scrap spruce pieces and an oak dowel. Unfortunately, unlike other easy DIYs, this project requires you to have at least basic woodworking tools and skills. If you follow this tutorial, do share your experience with us.
If this is your time attempt at DIYing a toy boat, this post by Seniorcare2share is a must-read!
From a toy boat out of milk bottles to pool noodles, this post features plenty of fantastic ways of DIY toy boat building, along with a brief process overview of each of them. And the great news is that almost all of these ideas are easily replicable, even if you’re a DIY beginner!
Do you have some empty shampoo bottles lying around your house? Turn them into toy sailboats to create merry memories with your child! This DIY idea is truly brilliant yet affordable.
All the construction parts and supplies are listed at the beginning of the video. The Youtuber has shared more information regarding the project in the description box. Do give it a read.
This DIY wooden toy boat idea by Adventure In a Box is a fantastic project for your next parent-kid DIY session. And the best part is that the process is incredibly easy.
Nevertheless, you might require a few woodworking tools for this DIY. All the materials and tools required are listed in the post for your ease.
This DIY features a simple rectangular boat built by an adorable kid Anselm . But you can always add more components such as exhaust funnels, cabins, or other components to refine the DIY further.
We understand that not every parent’s woodworking skill is on point. So, we present you another tutorial video by Yuri Ostr that features four brilliant toy boat ideas , three of which use Styrofoam and the final one using a soda can.
The great aspect of this DIY is that all ideas are simple, easy to replicate, and very kid-friendly. If your child loves DIYs, make sure you involve them during these projects. They’ll have a blast!
Here’s how you make a toy boat out of plastic bottles! This is a brilliant yet easy kid-friendly DIY toy boat. All you need is cardboard, duct tape, two water bottles, a colorful cut-out triangle, and that’s it!
And the best part is that if your kid is old enough to handle scissors with care, they can completely DIY this toy boat on their own. Just a little supervision will be enough.
If your kids are into popsicle stick crafts, we guarantee they love this cool elastic band paddled popsicle sticks boat DIY by DaveHax.
Easy to build, fantastic to look at, and is efficient to play with – what more do you want from a DIY tool boat? This tutorial features a clear step-by-step elaboration of the project. What’s more, if you’re a DIY and hacks fanatic, you’ll find this channel truly fascinating!
Did you know you could DIY a simple sailboat using wine corks? This project by Science American is great for your science-enthusiast kid. And the best part about this DIY is that the procedure is absolutely kid-friendly.
For your ease, the materials required are listed at the beginning of the project, followed by the procedure. Furthermore, this post gives the DIYer an insight into the mechanism of a boat and why this DIY toy boat works like one. We must say, an informational read!
DaveHax , in this tutorial, instructs you on DIYing a candle-powered pop pop boat . All you need is an empty cola can, juice cartoon, two straws, and blu-tack.
Supervise your kids on their attempt to replicate this amazing DIY or make them one if they’re very young. The Youtuber suggests his viewers use epoxy glue instead of blu-tack and waterproof paint the boat for this DIY boat to last longer. We hope it helps!
For those familiar to woodworking and who own woodworking tools, we’d definitely recommend them to build a wooden boat for their kids, as it lasts way longer. Here’s a written tutorial by Teacherben on Instructables.
The project features 7 steps along with step-by-step images documented throughout the DIY journey. If you’re confident in your handyman skill, this project should be easy to replicate.
Ignited Innovative Indian has come up with a great tutorial video where he builds a pop pop candle-powered boat. The great news is that you can DIY this boat in under 10 minutes! This project is a great idea to keep your baby or toddler busy during their bath times.
What’s more, if you and your kid are a fan of easy and fun DIYs like these, we guarantee you’ll love more videos by this channel .
Here’s another child-friendly tutorial on a simple elastic band-powered DIY toy boat. All you is an empty plastic container, glue, scissors, elastic band, and 3 craft sticks!
A great aspect of this DIY is that it can literally be completed in minutes. This DIY undoubtedly is a great science project for your kid.
What do kids like more than a boat? A pirate boat! While this DIY can be relatively more time-consuming and demanding, it looks totally worth it!
Follow along Mr S as he DIYs a fascinating pirate boat in this tutorial. One has to be quite detail-oriented to make as beautiful a pirate boat as the Youtuber makes. The only downside to this DIY – the pirate boat doesn’t actually float as some other toy boats we’ve talked about in this post do!
Now, if you want to DIY your kid a durable wooden boat but lack the skills to build a complex one, this written tutorial by Queen Bee Of Honey Dos is just for you!
Find all the material required and instructions for this project in detail in this post. Simple, easy-to-DIY yet functional and fantastic! How great is that?
How to make a toy wooden boat? How to make a toy boat out of plastic bottles? We believe we’ve provided you with all the appropriate resources where you’ll get your queries regarding DIY boat craft like these answered.
Do you have any other DIY toy boat ideas? Or, which of these 18 toy boat DIY projects did you find the most fun to replicate? Let us know in the comments. We’d love to interact with you!
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Russian children’s toys have been made in the village of Bogorodskoe (near Moscow) for over 600 years. A great piece of folk art, and a mesmerizing toy, each one was handmade using traditions passed down through time. And in a time when technology runs rampant, and your kids understand more about your computer than you do, and video games are blurring the lines between reality and entertainment, the idea of a of a tactile, simple, wooden toy only becomes more charming.
Origin of These Russian Toys
Tales of their origin populate the folk lore of Russian history, we have heard of tales of children constantly destroying their cloth toys, over and over, until their father finally crafted a wooden toy, the children did not destroy it, but they eventually grew bored, since it did not have the potential for movement that their former cloth toys had. So the father attached joints to the toys, with a string weighted with a small wooden ball attached to the joints. A swinging circular motion would bring the formerly stiff toys to life, and the children were mesmerized. Now back to their modern day application, we don’t mean to bad mouth technology, it has given us a plethora of advances, and luxuries few would’ve thought possible only a hundred years ago, but there is something to be said for the simple charm of these wooden children toys.
Why Folk Toys are Great for Children Today
The imagination of a child is a wonderful thing, the creativity they exude is astonishing, and the application of said creativity into the world is said to greatly advance critical thinking, and problem solving skills in young ones. Nowadays toys are unnecessarily complex, and provide instant gratification. If a child wishes to play with a toy, it simply follows the pre-ordained instructions, and is entertained. Press a button, the toy makes a sound, hit a switch the toy lights up, there are a pre-set series of rules to achieve a desired action. Part of the joy of being a child is in the endless curiosity that comes with that stage of life. Just count how many times your child asks, "Why?" and you’ll find this statement affirmed. With these wooden toys the question "Why?" is part of the fun. Why does the bears arm move this way? What happens if I swing the toy this way? What would happen if there was no weight attached to the strings? All of these questions build up the critical problem solving skills that so many modern toys ignore. The tactile nature of these toys allows each of these questions to have an answer, which a young mind can figure out. Just as the creation of the toys taught peasant children in Bogorodskoe some basic laws of physics, so can playing with them, and wondering how they work. The simple nature of these toys allow children to figure out how the toy works for themselves, and who knows, they might inspire a young girl or boy to take an interest in engineering, or physics? Or they might just be entertained by a bear playing a guitar, because after all, who doesn’t love a bear playing a guitar?
Popular Motifs in Russian Folk Toys
You’ll notice that the bear is an a popular motif in some of our kids toys, and that’s no accident. The bear is an important animal in Russian culture, and have a long fabled history. The Russian fairy tale Morozko features a character Ivan, who thinks he is above nature, and the bears, and tries to kill a mother bear, and her cubs. The punishment Ivan received is to have his head turn into that of a bear’s! The personality of a bear in old Russian folk tales is also said to be the closer to that of a human than any other animal. There is a common theme that humans are a part of nature, and not a controller of it presented in Russian tales regarding bears. These toys also exemplify that aspect of Russian folk lore you’ll notice bears using computers, bears on picnics, and other human actions being performed by the bear!
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LEGO IDEAS Set 40487: Sailboat Adventure
I invite you all to hop on board and come on a sailboat adventure with me as I review the latest LEGO Gift With Purchase (GWP), Set 40487.
I was provided this set to review by LEGO via Brickcentral but all opinions here are my own. The set is available from August 1st in LEGO Stores or at LEGO.com when spending over €200/$200/£200 and while stocks last. Stick around beyond the end of the review for some bonus shots too.
Learn the ropes – What’s in the box
The set contains 330 pieces. They are used to build a sailing boat on a small base, two minifigures, and a stand for the two included dolphins. It’s important to note that the Sailboat Adventure set is based on a design by my Brickcentral teammate @yc_solo . He submitted this boat build as a LEGO IDEAS competition entry… and won! The prize? His submission was converted into this real set.
Running a tight ship – Meet the crew
The instructions included in the set include words from YC_Solo explaining some of the sentiment and meaning in his set, one of the things revealed there is that the figures in the set represent him and his wife.
The male figure is the most noteworthy thanks to his new torso print. Though both figures look suitably nautical thanks to their sailers’ neckerchiefs and blue and white stripes. The male figure gets a pair of binoculars for looking out to sea while both crew members get a life vest to make sure they are nice and safe.
There are also two dolphins on a simple build using window panels to raise them up. It’s surprising to get two dolphins in the set, LEGO tends to include the bare minimum of animals so getting a pair feels a little deluxe.
Rock the boat – About the build
What of the main build? Not much has changed from the original IDEAS submission from what I can see.
Some additional gold parts used as a railing and for other details around the edge of the boat replace some original part usage. Again, these features give this set a nice prestigious feel. The only stickers in the set are those used to place the name of the vessel on its hull.
Building the set was certainly interesting. The boat is built on a couple of plates with some clear parts to give an impression of water. It’s a supporting part of the structure so cannot be easily removed. I hid it with a simulated ocean in most of my shots, but it does add something to the display value of the set. I found the sail to be a little frustrating to build, but it looks good once built and it is sturdier than I thought it was going to be during the build process.
The deck has several printed wooden planks and a small cabin. The cabin itself looks very nice but it’s not quite big enough to fit figures in, though you can pose one in the doorway.
There is a little space up front where minifigs can be positioned but the best position for them is at the rear with the tiller or on the two studs on the starboard side of the cabin.
A shot across the bows – BTS
I’ve never really had to simulate water in much of my photography but with this set, there really is no choice. I decided to keep things relatively dry and use blue cellophane. I also just used a bit of blue card for the backdrop. That’s probably the thing I’m least happy with in these photos.
For the night photos I simply switched to black. I also used some techniques for shooting rainfall that I picked up from @fourbrickstall
In some photos, I also used some cotton wool to simulate disturbed water, a facial mister, and water spray for additional water and atmosphere. I knew I also wanted to show @yc_solo using his binoculars so I made a crude cut out from cardboard to try and get that effect in-camera.
Sink or Swim – Final Thoughts
The Sailboat Adventure feels more premium than many GWP sets. This is down to everything from the exclusive torso, inclusion of two dolphins, gold lacquered parts to the fact it comes in a proper LEGO box, not the thin cardboard that GWP often comes in, and a proper IDEAS instruction book with a foreword by the designer. On top of that, there’s only one pair of stickers, those used for the name of the boat.
It’s a great-looking design that stays very faithful to the original submission and looks good on the shelf. The one criticism I can level at this build is that the ship does not easily remove from its stand and it’s probably not quite sturdy enough to be played with heavily. But I think most people will be using this in a more ornamental fashion.
My main gripe however is the required spend. It’s hard to criticize any “free” set for price but the main incentive to buy from LEGO is their gifts and loyalty points. This one requires a much bigger outlay than many previous GWP sets which will render it out of reach for some who may really want it.
It’s most likely this will end up in the hands of Star Wars collectors since there is a big new UCS release at the same time which will qualify you for this. (There’s a notable irony here for anyone that knows YC_Solo).
Ignoring the qualifying spend, this is a very good-looking display set with some nice parts. It’s also a bit different from other recent LEGO sets which adds to its appeal. Anyone who gets this set will find it really is shipshape.
In deep water – Bonus shots
With the review out of the way I told YC_solo I was going to have some fun with his included minifigure representation. So here are some bonus pictures for your enjoyment.
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“Stop buying LEGO!” Indeed. LOL
I really love how you did the water and those rain shots are fantastic!
The cabin is indeed cramped, you can fit one minifigure in seated or sleeping position. The inside was slightly modified from my version, mine was white and smoother with some SNOT techniques in the central part of the hull but it was definitely more fragile. The front was also slightly modified (I had the front going out at an angle and parts to allow it, which didn’t help stability) but the back is a close 1-to-1 match.
BTW the ship can stand without the baseplate, unless you rotate the sail and it capsize. 😉 My version was even worse (because of the SNOT parts), it was resting on a smaller footprint.
Funnily I did have a version prior to submission where I had a the ship mounted on a baseplate but removed it because it exceeded the allowed 250 parts (the TLG designer “cheated” and added 80 parts to the set, and because the palm tree was removed, almost 90 more for the boat itself.)
So a hint for those who think the price tag is too high: it’s not my fault, TLG did that! LOL
Thanks so much again for the great review and amazing pictures! 🙂
Its possible I was nit-picking because I did not want to seem totally biased! I did try and fit a figure in the cabin and failed when I thought one should be able to lie in there. Also, I assumed it couldn’t be removed from the base just because of the way it was built, apologies for not putting that to the test. Again with the Price point, I get it. LEGO isn’t a charity and this is a set with 330 pieces it would be £$25-35 if they actually released it. So its fine. But many people do not spend £200 in one go, so the real shame is that the set cannot just be purchased 🙂
Its great though, and I am glad you liked the pics!
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Wooden Toys from Russia. July 26, 2016. Russian children's toys have been made in the village of Bogorodskoe (near Moscow) for over 600 years. A great piece of folk art, and a mesmerizing toy, each one was handmade using traditions passed down through time. And in a time when technology runs rampant, and your kids understand more about your ...
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