Drop cloth table fort

Geneva Vanderzeil on Instagram: "Making a Gingerbread House cubby! After so many of you guys loved my recent tabletop cubby I made with a @bunnings drop cloth, I knew I would have to try to make a Christmas inspired version. I simply painted a dropcloth brown and then piped on some cute details using gap filler in a piping bag. Honestly it was so easy and it looks so real! It’s actually making me quite hungry. #bunnings #diy #diychristmas #christmas #christmasproject #diyproject"

Get ready to easily transform your table into a fun and cozy playhouse. This handmade playhouse is sure to keep your little ones engaged and encourage imaginative play. When playtime is over it can easily be folded up and stored away until next time. -Will fit a wide variety of tables -Dimensions 120 x 90 -Cloth door can be closed or rolled up and tied to open -Tablecloth is made of polyester -Door, curtains, and flower boxes are made of cotton with a lace finish ***If you are interested in…

My children have the day off from public school today (Happy Martin Luther King, Jr day!) and one of their favorite things to do is to make forts - what kid ...

I show you how to make a tablecloth cubby for your dining table (made from a drop cloth!) and it couldn't be easier!

Enjoy playing indoors with this playhouse that you can build out of a table. This is a temporary and inexpensive project idea for kids!

Tablecloth forts is a great way of opening the imagination of your children and giving them a safe space. Craft one with your kids with our guide!

Tablecloth forts is a great way of opening the imagination of your children and giving them a safe space. Craft one with your kids with our guide!

Keep your kids busy for hours Designed to fit a standard 34X 34 X 28Card table See material list image for details Pattern includes illustrations, templates and instructions