Time for a picnic, a game of cowboys and Indians, a cosy place to sit and read, camping by torchlight, a tea party with friends or a rocket ship shooting to the stars.
Your very own Project Teepee will become all these and more. From the bedroom to the backyard, whatever type of imaginative play your child enjoys, they will love this simple to sew teepee.
Why pay over $200 for the shop bought version when you can easily make your own?
Measuring 120x150cms and 150cm high, the use of a plastic backed picnic mat for the base makes it practical for both indoor and outdoor use. Quick and easy to make, the completed teepee assembles in minutes and is easy to pack away and store. I am most definitely a ‘beginner’ sewer, I say that I can only sew in straight lines! Fortunately, straight lines are all you’ll need for this simple, DIY kids teepee.
Purchase your very own Project teepee downloadable instruction booklet today for just $5
Suitable for the beginning sewer, the 17 page PDF instruction book is very detail-oriented, sharing everything you need to know to make your very own teepee, including step-by-step instructions and photographs, pattern pieces and a bonus four page easy-print instruction summary. All of which can be easily downloaded immediately following purchase. Included in the booklet are;
- Easy-to-follow instructions, perfect for the beginner to intermediate sewer
- Full pattern making instructions
- Instructions for adapting the size of your teepee
- Alternative style options for the teepee doorway
A link to the downloadable PDF document will be emailed to you once payment has been made.
Project Teepee © 2010 Christie Burnett, Childhood 101. All rights Reserved. Reproduction not permitted.
Christie Burnett is an early childhood teacher, presenter, writer and the editor of Childhood 101. More importantly, she is a Mum who believes wholeheartedly in the value of children learning through play, the importance of quality early education, and the togetherness of family.
Read more of Christie's adventures at https://childhood101.com.
Judy, the materials cost me about $40-45 to make, considering you pay $200+ retail to buy a similar product, I think the price is just right.
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