Welcome to the Dungeon
I have most everything in place, except the room was still completely exposed. Since there is no door (c'mon, let's not get carried away with a door when there isn't even a ceiling or steps or walls or anything...), I needed to put up a privacy curtain.
So I went to my local thrift store and found an old sheet to toss together a curtain.
With Curtain!
I perused the isles for quite awhile looking for a something to makeshift a swag rod (is that even what they're called). I eventually found something that I thought would work great!
Swagger
That's right, it's a fork.
And it can just slide off of the nails when not in use.
Landon's not too thrilled with the idea of a curtain at the top of the dungeon stairs, so I had to put something together that is completely removable. Both the curtain and the curtain swagger-jigger will be removed when guests are not here.
It's not totally awesome. It's completely ghetto, actually. But I'm proud of myself for putting this together for $2.20. ($2.00 - bed sheet; .20 - fork)
Come one, come all (well maybe not all - we only have a double bed, after all), we are officially ready for you to spend your weekend with us. We are open for both climbing season and ski season. Open invite!
9 comments:
you're so crafty hannah! and absolutely hysterical!
i agree, super crafty! i love it!
i think that's a great idea! If ever I have a dungeon to cover up for visitors, I am going to use the same idea! Way to go Hannah!
I love your curtain and the fork is terrific! Did you make the fork or did you buy it bent?
thanks girls! and anna, i bought the fork in perfect condition and bent it with my super woman hands! haha!
Hannah bent the fork part-way with her hands, and then I bent it the rest of the way with my mind.
Fabulous idea! Love the look. Found you on the Shabby Nest. :)
crafty nafty! hahaha.
How resourceful!Very cool idea, even how the fork slides off when not in use!
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