How do I build a simple nativity stable for a Christmas play?
Building a simple Nativity Stable (manger) for a Christmas play
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Hi, Patsy!
Here is a link to a tutorial that may be of help! Have fun with your project!
Here's a fun idea: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=slpF3A2IZcg
If you have access to pallets or rough wood, then build from that type wood. The less perfect it looks, the better.
Will it need to stand on it's own or will it be connected to a backdrop? If it's leaning against a wall or similar that it can be tacked to temporarily the easiest way would be to use 1x8 or 1x10 boards to build a simple frame with two sides and a sloped roof.