Just when you thought the trampolines could not get fresher, bed swings became one thing, and – believe it or not – they are made using old and recycled.
This do-it-yourself trend has exploded on Pinterest and, if you ask me, it's a great way to re-use your old toys.
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Even if you do not have a life-size trampoline you can turn it into a bed (horror!), You could also use a small trampoline to create an oscillating chair. This is how it is done, according to Ken Wingard, of OWN House made simple designer:
- Remove the legs of the trampoline, so you will only remain with the circular metal structure, the black carpet and the springs.
- Cover the metal frame with the pool noodles slicing one side of the foam paste and snapping it all around the frame.
- Use spray to attach the pretty fabric around the pool noodle (or use white noodles).
- Wrap the strings with a high strength resistance around the entire metal frame just padded.
- Ring rope to hang the swing from anywhere there is a leg on the trampoline. (Hint: leave an opening so you can get it in the opening to a swinging leg on the small trampoline will do).
- Hang in a reliable place, like a tree, a pergola or even (if you are qualified) build a frame from which it can swing.
- Add a papasan cushion to the smaller trampolines or cover a larger one with foam or cushions and a sheet. Decorate with cushions and voila!
Watch this video to see the tutorial in all the details, so try it yourself.
*Note: Do it yourself at your own risk. If you're not ready for the challenge, do not worry! Here are some other bed rotation options that require a little less than elbow grease, in addition to hanging them:
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