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When They Built This For Their Son, They Redefined The Words 'Awesome Parents'

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If you are a fan of searching the internet for cool DIY ideas, then chances are you’ve seen some pretty amazing things that parents have made for their little ones.

But Redditor Missilluzion and her husband really outdid themselves when they spent a year building an adorable playhouse for their three-year-old son. If your kids love castles, you’ll definitely want to check this out.

They used two-by-fours to build the castle’s frame.

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Then they added particleboard for the walls, cutting out the windows and turrets with a circular saw. The second floor needed to be sturdy, so they reinforced it with heavier boards.

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Stick-on tiles gave a nice texture to the outside.

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The dedicated parents even painted and stained the inside, even though I’m pretty sure the little guy would’ve been cool with a more rustic look.

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Then they built a wrap-around staircase for easy access to the second floor.

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No kid’s castle is complete without a slide.

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The fabric trim and dark stain on the slide brought a surprising amount of sophistication to the playhouse.

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Nobody likes stubbed toes or splinters, so Mom cut up a cheap rug and stapled pieces to the stairs.

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The last step was to personalize it with handmade curtains and their family crests. It looks amazing!

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The top floor is so cozy for reading.

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And not only is the inside of the bottom floor gorgeous, but it also has a mounted iPad that the little prince can use to watch Netflix.

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If you’re as jealous as I am and want to give the project a go, you can find the full details in this post. I want my own castle so badly.

She Poured Some Concrete Into A Painter’s Bucket And Made Something Amazing

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She Poured Some Concrete Into A Painter’s Bucket And Made Something Amazing

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She Poured Some Concrete Into A Painter’s Bucket And Made Something Amazing

googletag.cmd.push(function() { googletag.display(‘VN_PG_DTBT_ATF’); }); I’m always amazed by how surprisingly easy it is to make furniture using only raw materials.

And it’s so satisfying knowing that you’re using quality furnishings of your own creation rather than overpriced items that often fall apart way too soon after you purchase them.

Take this stool, for example. There’s no…

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I spent pretty much time reading blogs and have about 922 in my google reader, of course, I don’t read all of them everyday, but there is some that I really love! Frankie blog is one of them.

I love it for daily bunch of amazing handcrafted stuff, DIYs,  inspirational stories & pictures, besides, it has inspirational story of creating.

Frankie magazine was founded by a publisher Louise Bannister and creative director Lara Burke. Having been uninspired with what was being offered on news-agency shelves and felt nothing could relate to them they’ve decided to create their own magazine. With support and encouragement of youth lifestyle publishing house Morrison Media, their dream became a reality. And now we can enjoy Frankie magazine and Frankie blog - one of the best blogs for crafthunting and getting inspiration.