Step 9: Insert stuffed animals, pillows, and kids

5939213478_cf0d280771.jpg
5939218770_6bb2afe3b6.jpg
5938659347_074b58f047.jpg
5938655653_71e5358f4c.jpg
5938653235_8a0fee3a8f.jpg
Once the rivets are dry, the dome is ready for play time.

We're having a lot of fun with ours.




Thanks for reading!  Go make one and post pictures!
 
Remove these adsRemove these ads by Signing Up
dataphool says: Dec 29, 2012. 6:23 PM
I'm impressed. Very impressed. Yours is the clearest way to plan and make a 'geodesic' dome. It doesn't seem very hard.

Problem. I have been heaving every box; now I will have to save them. How will I ever make up my mind. (wink)
adeejay says: Oct 15, 2011. 8:32 AM
very nice idea and work....well done, now i feel inspired, thank you!!
Ugifer says: Sep 23, 2011. 4:38 AM
DRAT! I'm just sorry we binned that load of IKEA boxes last week!

Great instructable - and your dedication to decorating this just-so is remarkable. Lovely work.
whisperonthewind says: Aug 2, 2011. 2:50 PM
I'm impressed. Very well done, both craft-wise and as a mom. You have discovered what heaven really is like.
jbarziza says: Jul 22, 2011. 8:43 AM
I haven't seen any of your other ibles, but if they're as creative and complete as this one, put 'em together and WRITE A BOOK! Very creative and your kids seem to be totally enchanted with it. Good job.
bigflash1 says: Jul 22, 2011. 6:58 AM
This is AWESOME! Lucky kids for sure to have a mom that's so creative!!!!!
clandestinecliche says: Jul 21, 2011. 3:40 PM
How big is this thing? I would love to make one for myself as a reading area.
Homeofmyown says: Jul 21, 2011. 9:39 AM
Good job. Do you have an art degree? Your use of materials at hand is so smart. Very entertaining ible to read.
shenderson1 says: Jul 21, 2011. 9:21 AM
Really cool! Good instructions as well. Maybe if I get some extra time I will try...
generaljuan says: Jul 19, 2011. 3:46 PM
I see a gryphon and have one thing to say FOR THE HORDE.

on a more serious note, i really like your design. i am thinking of scaling it up and using velcro so i can make something like this for an ultra portable emergency-type shelter.
jackg says: Jul 21, 2011. 8:56 AM
an EMT shelter- smart idea,,if I may be so bold as to add to your idea Sir,

one could use 2 inch silvered(one side) foam, fiber glass each section trapping in an industrial velcro 'A' as a flap. 'B' glued onto the corresponding piece, the whole thing would weigh maybe 5 pounds, tape the outside with silver tape

would make a very sturdy quick shelter, for either hot or cold, rain, the base might be problematic, still a great idea,

good luck with this
spark master says: Jul 21, 2011. 8:25 AM
fabulous where did you get the original design can you post a website? I wish I has seen this when my kids were little.
whiteoakart says: Jul 21, 2011. 7:38 AM
Would you be my mom?
cairparavel says: Jul 20, 2011. 1:03 PM
How long did it take you to make the whole thing?
raviolikid says: Jul 17, 2011. 10:17 AM
Wonderful design! Your instructions leave nothing to doubt. congratulations!

Pro

Get More Out of Instructables

Already have an Account?

close

PDF Downloads
As a Pro member, you will gain access to download any Instructable in the PDF format. You also have the ability to customize your PDF download.

Upgrade to Pro today!