Ben and I got some nice quiet time in, the girls had a nice time at their Grammie and Grumpy’s and I even got to make my BFF an A-frame tent (with a little twist from the original directions) for her classroom. Plus, we got to gather with our church family. These things make for a good weekend.
Hope your weekend was just as nice!
are these cute little tents as easy to make as they look?!?! I want to make one for my rowdy little boys 🙂 Super cute!!!
thank you for making my tent on your date day! you guys should have done some cuddling in the tent! 🙂 Thanks again. love you and mr. ruby.
I love this! I really want to make one in time for our daughter's first birthday party! 🙂 Thanks for the tutorial!
What a cute tent! 🙂
Hi Ruby! Greetings from Brasil! I love your blog and just can't wait to read the next chapter of you love story with Ben. Hope you guys can make it before the baby comes! Love, Renata
I love this tent idea, I was thinking of making a teepee for my little boys fourth birthday, but this seems much simpler and just as cute. Plus, now I can use the vintage twin sheets I found with a cowboy jean pocket print on it, they were going to be a little too short for the teepee tutorials I'd found. Can I ask what the “twists” were from the original directions?
it fits perfectly in my classroom!!!!!!!! <3
i need quiet time. i have been home alone with kids….
i must make a tent from your instructions.
Did I miss 'The story' ending?? Or beginning ? 😉
love the fabric of the tent!! btw, soul's hair is getting so long!!
How cute that you call them Grammie and Grumpy! I love it! And can you come help build a tent in my classroom too? That is so cute!
i just love these tents! have to make one for my girls sometime 🙂
I'm thinking of making one of these. It should work better than blankets thrown over chairs and ottomans and whatever is at hand.