Ye Olde Covered Bridge Update 1/8/2026

Project Completion and Results
The Ye Olde Covered Bridge project is now complete. The result is even more impressive in person than what the photographs convey.

Construction of the Pond/River
The process began with a base made from a thin piece of ...

Maria...I echo what Lynn and Paul posted...it's so important to remember the real reason for the season...and I think Fontanini says it in a special way...

Howard...

Greetings to all!

I am excited to welcome everyone back for another year filled with creative cardboard projects. It is my pleasure to continue sharing one or more builds each month. A special thank you goes to Paul Race for keeping this forum alive and working.

For the first project of the year ...

Hello everyone,

As we approach the new year, I am excited to share my plans for the upcoming 2026 Cardboard Christmas projects. My goal is to release at least one new project each month. These include the following:

• Two “Flattie” figures
• Dolly Toy Company inspired printed stone church and ...

Paul II...

Is this train headed to "Pennsylvania and some homemade pumpkin pie"?...buying my ticket right now...

Howard...

Greetings to all on this day before Christmas Eve...

A very small Ten Cent City village on our old washstand shelf in the foyer...

My very best regards to all...

Howard...

Note...I do plan on posting a preview of 2026 projects soon...stay tuned...

Dear friends and followers of the Cardboard Christmas Forum…

I can not believe that the Ten Cent City topic has surpassed 1,000,000 views!…Never in my wildest dreams would I have thought there would be such interest in these humble little cardboard houses…

I has been my pleasure to post them…and I ...

Maria…

I believe the annual presentation of your Brooklyn Bridge display is your favorite…am I correct?…I would have to say that it’s possibly tied with the Woolworth 5 and 10…will we be seeing the Woolworth vignette this year?…or have I missed it?…

Howard…

Paul…

This has “1930/1940” written all over it…the only giveaway that it isn’t is the color photography…just imagine what it would look like if the pictures were in sepia on deckle edge paper…(younger forum followers may have to Google)…

All in all, I’d say well done…the labor to create the tunnel ...

Greetings to all...

Not a lot to read...just pictures...starting with the buffet...a mix of vintage pieces, reproductions, thrift store and garage sale finds...no real overall theme...just things I like...stay tuned...more pictures later...