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    • Build and Paint Sir Steps-a-Lot Stool
    By I Made That Corp.
    Kids love to pound, glue and paint, and they treasure things they make themselves. Kids love to build and use this award-winning, "build- it-yourself" furniture kit. imadethatTM building projects are kid-friendly, easy and a fun opportunity to delight, teach, encourage and bond with a special child. imadethatTM furniture is designed to fit together like puzzle pieces and is secured with wooden pegs and glue. There are no nails or screws.

    This building project focuses on pounding, gluing and painting. The Sir Steps-a-Lot Stool has two steps and sides for children to hold as they climb up. The kit includes everything needed to build the piece of furniture or toy, including a small wooden hammer, glue, wood pegs, sandpaper and even a certificate for the child to sign, date and stick on the underside of their project.

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