Mattress fort

Take 2 large sheets or sheets of plastic and pin/sew/tape together 3 sides. Put a fan at the one open side and pin the blankets around it. Leave enough room to get in and out. Close the final opening with cloths pins (easily removed for quickly running in and out).

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Looking for a little escape? Try creating a DIY tent, fort, or teepee in your home or in your backyard if it’s still warm enough, and you’ll be transported to a totally magical place in minutes. Whether you’re making this for yourself or for little ones, it’s a fun weekend project to add a bit of whimsy to your life. We also happen to be working on our own DIY teepee plans for Brit HQ – stay tuned to see what we create in the coming weeks :)

Thinking back to the most memorable and fabulous birthday parties I was invited to as a kid and my mind immediately brings up visions of late night

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This was actully pretty big!

Sometimes you just need to neglect your responsibilities and let your inner child out. Blanket fort movie night!!

A blanket fort/pillow fort in my living room

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pillow fort

Do the words "pillow fort" conjure parental fear of messy blankets, all the couch cushions ruined, and all your children sleeping out of their beds for the foreseeable? Well, that last one might be true. But these are #quarantimes, people! Might as well make this time at home special with the help of some sheets, twinkle lights, and just a little bit of magic. But don't just stop at pillow forts. You can build blanket forts, cardboard forts, a simple fort with just a sheet and a clothesline…

DIY blanket fort for movie night 💓