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Free Tinkle Tent Pattern

Free Tinkle Tent Pattern

Amy

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Boys are messy! Turns out the whole mess-making business starts at birth so I whipped this tinkle tent pattern up after we had 2 incidents in one day. Now today, I'm going to save you a lot of diaper-changing grief and share my tinkle tent pattern with you.
 
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Now back to the Tinkle Tent Pattern. Let's get started!

Tinkle Tent Materials: 

First, you'll need the following Materials:

Tinkle Tent Instructions

Tinkle Tent Step 1: You'll need 1/4 yard of terry cloth (thicker the better) and 1/4 yard of flannel. Cut out 1 piece from flannel and 1 from terry cloth. Or go ahead and cut a few so you always have a spare Tinkle Tent on hand when the other one is in the wash.

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Tinkle Tent Step 2: Cut out the pieces from the FREE Tinkle Tent Pattern. Fold each piece in half to form a cone and sew the raw edges together
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Tinkle Tent Step 3: Slide the 2 layers of your tee pee together with right sides together. Sew around the bottom edge leaving a 1" gap for turning.
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Tinkle Tent Step 4: Turn right side out and tuck in the raw edges. Sew all the way around the bottom edge
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On this one, I put Little owls for fun on the outside and terry cloth on the inside to get the job done.
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With your left over fabric you could whip up a couple burp cloths and give this as a baby gift to a friend with a sense of humor:)
 
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