Wednesday, March 24, 2010
The TeePee Pattern Arrived!!!
Grandpa Tim is jealous. He says when he was a little boy in Fort Wayne, he always wanted a teepee of his own. He had a fort, but he thought a teepee would have been cooler!
I might have to make him one after I finish this one for the grandkids.
First stop on this project is finding the right fabric. I'm thinking something soft, perhaps with a nap, in a nice tan or light brown, like a real teepee. Some yarn to mimic whip-stitching and some animals sponge-painted on the sides, or painted on my the kids. This will take me a few months to put together, but at least they're preschool age, so I don't have to worry about them outgrowing it too soon.
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Wednesday, March 24, 2010
The TeePee Pattern Arrived!!!
Grandpa Tim is jealous. He says when he was a little boy in Fort Wayne, he always wanted a teepee of his own. He had a fort, but he thought a teepee would have been cooler!
I might have to make him one after I finish this one for the grandkids.
First stop on this project is finding the right fabric. I'm thinking something soft, perhaps with a nap, in a nice tan or light brown, like a real teepee. Some yarn to mimic whip-stitching and some animals sponge-painted on the sides, or painted on my the kids. This will take me a few months to put together, but at least they're preschool age, so I don't have to worry about them outgrowing it too soon.
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