She used a round card table and pretty fabrics for details like doors, windows and a potted plant.
She says, " If anyone wants to make
this, hit the garage sales for used quilts/duvet covers or
sheets- they are the cheapest way to procure large pieces of fabric."
I imagine most of us have spare sheets and scrap fabrics that would work too.
I have talked about the generosity of bloggers before, and this is a perfect example.
Lier provides complete instructions on how to make this tent, plus more instructions on how to make a similar tent into a rocket ship. Plus - she provides links to more tent projects.
For more, visit Ikat Bag's blog.
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8 comments:
What fun to read your post, Dawn! Thank you for doing it, for your kind words, for linking, and for just enjoying my crazy little tent!
I just visited the site to check out the tent, it's absolutely amazing! Such detail.
This is fantastic! I think all kids love tents; and this is particularly gorgeous. I guess we grown-ups love tents as well, like four-poster beds with curtains...
Nice concept, I will be keen over your blog and I will be expecting some more wonderful ideas!
Hi Dawn Newsome,
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Wow. the tent is so girly.. Like bringing it when i go mountain climbing and camping . Ill be so kikay by then.
Wow! its so cute for my baby niece.
What a cute tent. If my daughter is sees that tent I am sure that she will do anything just to have it. She loves camping and she really want to have a cute tent just like that.
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