To create a covered wagon, select a milk carton. Start with cutting off the pouring ends and one section of the mail container, now lay the box on its side and open one side up.
Curve four pieces of wire into "you" shape and staple them towards the open sides. Now put two six inch dowels in such a way that they are approximately two inches apart and protrude five inches further than the open end of the container. Now tape them in place. After you have done that place a cloth over the wires, sew around and through the wires so that they stay in place.
Now cut out four wheels measuring approximately four inches in width from a hard cardboard. Now create a hole of ¼ inch through the centre of each wheel. Now pierce the dowels through the ¼ inch holes to create two sets of wheels. Now tape the mid section of the dowels to the bottom of the wagon. Put one set of wheels 1 ½ inch from the front and the other 1 ½ inch to the rear end. After that glue a section of cardboard on the front of the carton to close up the front section and finish it off by add a strip of cardboard for the seat.
Curve four pieces of wire into "you" shape and staple them towards the open sides. Now put two six inch dowels in such a way that they are approximately two inches apart and protrude five inches further than the open end of the container. Now tape them in place. After you have done that place a cloth over the wires, sew around and through the wires so that they stay in place.
Now cut out four wheels measuring approximately four inches in width from a hard cardboard. Now create a hole of ¼ inch through the centre of each wheel. Now pierce the dowels through the ¼ inch holes to create two sets of wheels. Now tape the mid section of the dowels to the bottom of the wagon. Put one set of wheels 1 ½ inch from the front and the other 1 ½ inch to the rear end. After that glue a section of cardboard on the front of the carton to close up the front section and finish it off by add a strip of cardboard for the seat.