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I Turned Old Wooden Pallets Into A Little Castle For My 5-Year-Old Niece
When I said to my five years old niece that I’m going to build a cabin in the backyard, she answered me that she didn’t want a cabin but a “Princess palace”.
Ok, I’ve done my best…
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This is the final result
First, I had to do the carcass of the cabin
Then I made the floor
I cut a round hole in one of the walls to make the door
What would a princess castle be without this heart?
Time to move outside
One of the last things to do was the roof
And here it is, finished!
Here’s how everything looks inside
A peek through the door
I also added this slide to make everything more fun
It’s time for the princess to enjoy her castle!
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John L 7 years ago
I really do like the angles and flaring of roof and railing in order to give it a fairy tale look. But I would think some poured concrete bases would be better than just flat rocks. And a grass ground could help keep the little ones from getting hurt when they fall, and believe me they are going to fall. ;D
Kurios Arts (Post author) 7 years ago
Impossible to make concrete due to local laws and the rass will come, just let it grow ;)
John L 7 years ago
I really do like the angles and flaring of roof and railing in order to give it a fairy tale look. But I would think some poured concrete bases would be better than just flat rocks. And a grass ground could help keep the little ones from getting hurt when they fall, and believe me they are going to fall. ;D
Kurios Arts (Post author) 7 years ago
Impossible to make concrete due to local laws and the rass will come, just let it grow ;)
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