For high forts use some hooks and clothespins or clips to secure your blankets from the ceiling.
p>Happy Fort Friday! Some fun forts to share this week (as usual) I also have a challenge for you. Build a fort with your boys (girls too) this week and send me your picture (and/or link to your blog post) so that next Fort Friday we can feature reader forts! Hopefully this will encourage you to play a bit this week 🙂 We’ll play along too!
I should probably do an Etsy Finds Friday again soon, but the boys and I love Fort Friday. It always makes me want to stop what I’m doing and build a fort. Everything is more fun in a fort! I think we’ll build one this week to share at our next Fort Friday.
Another round of Fort Friday (the boys missed it last week)!
Next week I’ll share tons of pictures from the Harry Potter party, and a couple of projects/crafts!
Another installment of Fort Friday – We’ll have an Etsy Finds Friday next week during Road Trip Roundup!
from dornob.com
This evening will mark the start of a 3 day weekend for us so I won’t be online too much. Hopefully I’ll have some time to finish up some fun projects and organization we’re working on.
The boys are excited to have a sleepover at their grandparents, maybe do some fireworks, a little swimming, maybe a movie, and who knows what else they’ll come up with. I’m excited to sleep in! (One of the best things about my children is that they let me sleep in!)
Here is some awesome fort inspiration I’ve found around the web.
from the slow life
Even as an adult there’s something magical about sitting inside a fort. I’m not really sure what it is, but I know I still love it. Here are some fun forts I’ve found around the internet.
This one is from us – our go to quick build fort, move the dining table in front of the sofa, adorn with sheets, and you have an instant fort. Move the sheets up for easy movie watching.
