Tuesday, August 07, 2007

The Perfect Hideout — by Guest Mom Rachel Jones




I have mixed feelings about the movie, 'The Holiday' as a whole, but, this scene with the girly tent, and cute british accents was just beautiful. I want to create a fun place similar to this for my wee one to play in. Here are a few tents and playhouses that I found for a various ages, and budgets. Along with these product ideas, one can always create a little play paradise of their own, using their creativity and craft skills.




These two are from JellyBabys.


These two are from Craftsbury Kids.


These two are from Chasing Fireflies.


These two are from Lilliput Play Homes.


And this one is from Tree House Blue.

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10 Comments:

Blogger Amanda Conley said...

o.k...I need a girl.

10:12 AM  
Blogger Terina said...

my mom made a teepee for us when i was a kid. it isn't very girly, but it served its purpose. just long long wooden dowels, and then just get some canvas type fabric and make it to your specifications. i bet there is a pattern out there somewhere for something like that.

10:21 AM  
Blogger Kristi said...

Oh!! I love all these! My kids love "forts" and anything else we can make out of blankets & cushions. Such great ideas :)

10:36 AM  
Anonymous Chelsea said...

This is a fun post, Rachel. I too loved the little tent in that movie.

11:03 AM  
Blogger liz said...

i loved that movie. although cameron, not her best acting.

that was such a magical part of the movie that enchanted me, too.

11:55 AM  
Anonymous beth ann said...

I'll have to do this for my kids. They'd love it.

7:42 PM  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I made a great teepee for my daughter using an uber simple pattern from www.sewbaby.com. I then purchased a funky hula girl fabric from www.reprodepot.com to make it cool enough for our living room (which has a tropical vibe). the frame was made with PVC pipe from Home Depot and some rope. I put it on top of a sheepskin, and she plays in it every single day :) It's also portable (can be stored under a bed/couch, used outside, etc.). I totally wish I had one when I was a kid. A boy fabric would totally make this a boy "fort".

Danielle

9:19 PM  
Blogger Tania said...

We have that play tent from Craftbury kids, and my kids play in it ALL the time.

10:39 PM  
Anonymous leslie said...

yum!

11:38 PM  
Blogger Jenny said...

I also loved the tent in that movie. I have made a Teepee for my children years ago. Now I am thinking of making one again for the young bunch at our house. Thanks for the wonderful post on it. I also am still not sure I like the movie.

9:16 AM  

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