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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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5 ways plastic is sneaking into your pet’s life.

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July 15, 2024

In the morning when I wake up, I pop out my plastic retainers and brush my teeth using my plastic toothbrush. I take a shower using products in plastic bottles that contain plastic chemicals. I head to the kitchen, pour myself a bowl of cereal from a box containing a plastic inner lining, and pour in milk from a plastic carton. Then I throw on some clothes made from mostly polyester and polymixes, which are 60% plastic, according to the UN Environment Programme, and put on my plastic trainers to head to the gym. Later, I feed my dog, scooping dry food from plastic packaging and a couple of spoonfuls of wet food from a tin internally coated with a plastic chemical. 

But my plastic exposure is far from over as my car is shedding microplastics inside and out, with tires releasing a seemingly limitless supply of microplastic particles into the atmosphere. When I get to the gym, every piece of equipment in there is partially made with plastics, including the gym mats. After a workout, I carefully avoid buying a single use plastic bottle of water but sip from the hard plastic spout of my plastic water bottle. All of that time, my dog’s been at home playing with plastic toys from a plastic basket. 

Plastic is all around us, infiltrating every part of our lives. Therefore, it is unsurprising to learn that plastic is infiltrating every part of our beloved pets’ lives, too – potentially all one billion of the planet’s pets.

EARTHDAY.ORG has published a new report on Pets vs. Plastics, which includes information on the many and varied ways that plastic can end up being consumed by our dogs and cats, to the detriment of their health. WHY? Because plastic is derived from a cocktail of oil and additive chemicals , like PVC, bisphenol A, PVC and phthalates . These can leach into our pets’ gums , stomachs, and skin and are associated with a whole host of health issues for our pets, like  cancers, potential infertility , liver failure, miscarriage, and more. 

Here are five takeaways from the report and how you can limit your animals’ plastic exposure.

#1: Pet toys are often made of plastic. Pet toys also often go in animals’ mouths.

Plush pet toys, bedding, and clothes are made from plastic synthetic textiles like polyester which shed microplastics. Even non-polyester toys can still contain microplastics or plastic additive chemicals. For example, Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC) , a hard plastic, and its chemical softener, phthalates , are often included in dog toys. Phthalates are banned in some countries for use in children’s toys and could cause malformations in the reproductive systems of animals. Despite these warning signs, pet toys are still unregulated for dangerous chemicals.

To keep your pet safe from the harms of plastic and its chemical additives in toys, you can give your pet toys made out of natural materials like bamboo, organic cotton and natural rubber. Or, you can make your own pet toys using old cotton clothing to safely let your dogs and cats play.

#2: Restaurant waste, feces, plastic, or chemicals could be lurking in your pet’s food. 

The Truth About Pets website states that the nonprofit Association of American Feed Control Officials (AAFCO), which is the body tasked with describing animal feed and pet food ingredients, lists food processing waste, restaurant food waste, and recovered retail food in animal food. They also permit animal waste, by which they mean cattle, swine, and chicken poop.  

Plastic  is not officially ‘allowed’  as an ingredient in US pet food but it gets into pet food via the plastic ear tags attached to the heads of carcass animals. By the way dust is another ingredient they list as acceptable for your pet’s food!

The Food and Drug Administration ( FDA ) is charged with maintaining the safety of pet food, and they do carry out numerous pet food recalls every year – but these typically relate to salmonella outbreaks and the overuse of Vitamin D, which can be dangerous for dogs and cats. Looking for plastics in pet food is not high on their agenda, probably because the FDA only looks for the use of that kind of ingredient after a whistleblower tip off.  

To ensure the quality and safety of your pet’s food, you can try cooking it from scratch, with the guidance of your veterinarian. Dogs, for example, need protein, fat, minerals and vitamins, which can be found in some of the same foods humans themselves eat. Just be sure there are no toxic ingredients for dogs, such as onions, grapes, or chocolate.

#3: Your pet’s food is packaged in plastic. This could be leaching into their food.

Much like toys, pet food packaging is often made of plastics, like plastic pouches. Dog feed is often lined with BPA and cat food tins with PVC, and phthalates can be used to create containers. These plastic cocktails can all leach into pet food and cause health problems for pets.Despite studies demonstrating the link between plastic chemicals and health problems in animals, many pet food companies continue to utilize these substances.

If not making your pet’s food from scratch, try to find pet food that packages with plastic alternatives or plant-based materials, like wax-coated paper or bamboo. Small switches can make all the difference in the long term health of your dog or cat. Once you get your kibble home, which nearly always comes in some kind of plastic packaging, empty it into a tin container. The less time your pet’s food is exposed to plastic, the better.

#4: Your four-legged friend is close to the ground, where dust and microplastics lie.

Unless you have a Great Dane, your pets are probably physically smaller and closer to the ground than most of us, apart from infants . This puts them at greater and more frequent risk of inhaling the microplastics and microfibers found in dust – coming from our clothes, carpets, curtains, and household furniture, nearly all of which are made at least partially from some form of plastic material. 

The best tip is to vacuum frequently as this is probably the most effective way of controlling and reducing their exposure – and ours – to plastic in dust! Regular cleaning and dusting prevents dust from accumulating. Additionally, using an indoor air filter can minimize microplastics in the air of the home. 

#5: Neither the American or global pet product industry is well regulated.

There are basically no laws expressly or solely regulating pet toys in the US. The FDA does not regulate non-food, pet-related products and the Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) says it lacks the authority to protect pets from unsafe products, like plastic toys, bedding and clothes. 

Despite 66% of U.S. households owning a pet, proper regulation has been put on the backburner, so consider asking your local political leaders to do more to protect our pets. In the long term, we must demand government regulation at a federal level to keep ourselves and our pets safe. Vote for lawmakers who support pet-friendly legislation, and sign the Global Plastics Treaty . Just as humans have safety regulations for their food and belongings, so too should man’s best friends.

If you are reading this and wonder, really, should we care that much about ourpets, remember they are considered by scientists to be sentinel animals. Which means their exposure to harmful toxins and particulates is indicative of human exposure so what’s bad for our dogs and cats, is ultimately bad for us too.

Josephine Jack

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