IKEA has developed an instruction for the collection of furniture for gingerbread houses

IKEA has developed an instruction for the collection of furniture for gingerbread houses

29 December 2020, 17:15
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The Dutch IKEA group of companies has issued a furniture assembly manual. The originality of the proposal is that it is intended for miniature gingerbread versions.

The instruction is a standard flow of actions, as in the case of a regular assembly. Even patterns are attached to it, which must be applied to the dough and cut out the necessary parts. And after baking, collect them together.

A special New Year's collection of furniture that could be placed in a gingerbread house consists of a wardrobe, wall or floor sheepskin, a bed and three more objects. All of them resemble their real prototypes, which are produced by the company. They can be used not only as food, but also as New Year's decor.

Such instructions for making gingerbread furniture are in the public domain. It can be downloaded from the official website of the company. You can also print layouts for volumetric shapes there. This will further simplify the procedure for making miniature furniture.

Representatives of the company have timed such a decision for the New Year holidays. By baking together and then assembling the parts together, many families can spend more time together.

Projects of this kind are not new to IKEA. Every year, marketing specialists come up with, and then implement them. As a rule, coinciding with holidays or significant events in the world.

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