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Here’s my version of a Fort Making Kit I found on Saltwater Kids. I made a few of them as end-of-the-year gifts and they seemed to be enjoyed. A wonderfully easy gift that I hope will bring hours of entertainment! No need for any tutorial over here since the Saltwater Kids tutorial is so well done. Yay for great tutorials!
Vanessa Brady is a life-long crafter and mother of three kids. She has worked in the crafting community for over 10 years and enjoys making quick, easy, and fun tutorials!
When she’s not crafting, Vanessa enjoys managing Desert Spoon Food Hub, a local food nonprofit, with her mother and sister.
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Comments & Reviews
emily says
Vanessa, I LOVE the appliqued tent on the bag – Brilliant! I have two fort kits to finish next week, and I think I might have give that a try. Thanks for sharing. Have a great weekend.
Amber says
So cute! My kids love making forts and frankly, I’m tired of all my blankets and couch cushions being used!
Tell me about your version of the fort kit. It looks like you added some ties to the sheets. Is it along all of the edges or is it other places too? It seems like that might be helpful to keep it secure. Also, is that twine you have for the rope? Thanks for posting!