Showing posts with label Jungle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jungle. Show all posts

Thursday, December 15, 2011

Bedroom Decorating - 8 Ideas to Turn Your Son's Bedroom Into a Jungle Safari Adventure

!±8± Bedroom Decorating - 8 Ideas to Turn Your Son's Bedroom Into a Jungle Safari Adventure

Even rainy days are fun for your child when they can walk right into their very own jungle safari adventure. By implementing some of the eight ideas in this article, you can easily and inexpensively create an imaginative escape your child will appreciate.

1. Choose a wallpaper border with jungle animals.

There are many wallpaper borders available with jungle animals in the forest, safari scenes, and other wildlife that is found on a safari. By applying a wallpaper border, you are bringing the theme to life for the entire room. Before applying the wallpaper border, pull a neutral color out of the border and paint the walls in that companion color.

2. Make the adventure more realistic with a wall mural.

For an awesome look, locate a companion floor to ceiling safari wall mural and place it as the focal point on just one wall. These murals can be very realistic looking and bring vibrant color into the room which will delight your little one and make them truly feel they are stepping into an adventure every time they enter their special space.

3. Create animal print accents to tie into your theme.

Find leopard and animal print fabrics at your local fabric store. Make simple throw pillows from the fabric and place them on your child's bed, a cozy chair or on a comfy bean bag. These animal prints will pull the safari theme around the room.

4. Add coordinating window treatments.

Make a simple rod pocket valance from a companion animal print fabric. A rod pocket valance can be made easily by hemming the top and bottom of the fabric. Turn the top of the fabric over on the back side to create a 1.5" rod pocket and run a stitching line. Make the valance approximately three times the width of the window so that you can gather it on your curtain rod.

5. Accent with inexpensive plush animal toys.

Pick up some stuffed animal plush toys at your local discount store. You can easily find lions, tigers, elephants, giraffes and many more types of safari animals extremely inexpensively. Place these on the bed, on dressers and on shelves to carry out your jungle animal safari theme throughout the room.

6. Hang mosquito netting from the ceiling.

This can be done in a corner of the room or over your child's bed to provide a canopy. Your child and his friends will love to camp out beneath the protective net while on their own safari.

7. Add cost effective accents to expand the theme.

Mount a straw safari hat and crisscross two butterfly nets on the wall. This can be done above the headboard of the bed as a focal point, or above a low dresser if a wall mural is used as the focal point.

8. Make your own safari artwork.

Cut jungle animals out of leftover wallpaper border and then mount the cut outs on a sturdy white paper. You can also make use of any leftover animal print fabric by using it as a mat around your photos. Simply use fabric glue to adhere the fabric to the edges of a simple wooden frame.

Any of these eight ideas, or even all of them, would be great cost effective alternatives for creating a jungle safari bedroom adventure.


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Saturday, November 26, 2011

"Welcome to the Jungle" Steve_julie's photos about Khao Sok, Thailand (klaus our boscage house)

Preview of Steve_julie's blog at TravelPod. Read the full blog here: www.travelpod.com This blog preview was made by TravelPod using the TripAdvisor™ TripWow slideshow creator. Entry from: Khao Sok, Thailand Entry Title: "Welcome to the Jungle" Entry: "Woke up, breakfast with the zombies and we step outside and see Tola waiting to take us to the airport. He tells us he slept badly due to the flood of emotions NOT attending the concert couldn't prevent (surely there's room in this sentence for another negative!) We give him a bag of some stuff, including the I Gave Blood t-shirts the hospital gave us and we tuk-tuk off for the airport. It must have been a Cambodian first to see a tuk-tuk driver embrace and exchange legitimate tearful good byes with his fares. We told him that meeting his family and the gifts they gave us will be the most precious aspect of our trip and, while no one knows what our following destinations will bring, the odds are very good that we're right. By the way, for the reader who'd like to hire Tola, here's his contact information: gardenshuttle@gmail.com. Telephone 855 12 67 68 26. Local number is 012 67 68 26. Obviously he comes very highly recommended by us. (I'm not sure what this site's formatting is doing to the numbers, but rest assured, both numbers are for Cambodia!) Our flight goes fine to Bangkok then to Phuket where we are greeted by our next driver and head for Khao Sok National Park, a primary rain forest. Ninety minutes later we pull ...

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