This thing has been haunting my thoughts of late. I can't wait to get started so that I can in turn get it done and not think about it anymore.
Is anybody else like that? When you get excited about a project you just can't stop thinking about it until you do it? Like, seriously, on your mind 24-7?
I have pretty much worked all the details out in my mind and now, after I write this blog, I am going to sit down and put them on paper. (When I am figuring this out I just have to do the pen and paper thing. Other than writing lists, I just can't brainstorm on the computer.)
And because somebody asked, here is where my inspiration has come from:
Ikat Bag's Princess Pavilion: Although inspirational I will not be using many ideas from this one, mainly because I am just not talented enough. ;)
Nothing Fancy's Playhouse Tent: I love the way the door ties up on this one!
Homemade by Jill's felt playhouse: This is definitely my favorite playhouse out of all the ones I have found. I really love the look of the felt. My favorite detail is the way the tree wraps around the corner. And thank goodness for her Q&A post, complete with some templates. Love that!
Angie over at This and That was brave enough to line her playhouse so that the kids have a nice cozy fire inside. Wow!
Sew Much Ado makes a playhouse that is all boy! Gotta love camouflage. And yet another lined playhouse ... brave, so very brave.
And for the record, our playhouse will have a PVC pipe frame, much like this one, as opposed to being made to cover a card table. The hubby is going to use his genius engineering skills to steer me through that challenge. Which is a good thing because he thinks it would be really cool to have a tunnel on one side that leads into the house. Yeah, he is so figuring that out for me.
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Wow! Talk about some serious talent those ladies have. They could sell those for a bundle of money I'm sure. What a FUN present!! Good luck sewing.
Thanks. I had found some of those but others I had not seen. I needed some more inspiration. And, I wish my husband was as helpful as yours seems to be.
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