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| Before we bought our new (old) house, we noticed that one bedroom had an awkward half-closet with an attic entry hidden inside. It seemed like wasted space in a kids’ bedroom. |
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| But we had a dream – a dream of an indoor treehouse! |
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| So first we took the doors off of the half-closet |
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| And then we painted. Can you tell this is the girls’ bedroom?? |
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| And then my genius accountant-turned youth pastor-turned self-taught carpenter husband started doing some woodworkin’ magic in his makeshift basement workroom! |
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| The railing in progress |
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| This is a view of the railing upside-down…he put pieces of wood in-between the rails of the fence to keep them from swiveling. |
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| All assembled and ready to paint! |
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| Testing out the 15 degree angles on the ladder – perfect fit!! |
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| He needed a little help installing the railing. |
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| Amazingly, one of our crib mattresses was a perfect fit inside the treehouse – which means that Mommy doesn’t have to display her lack of sewing skills on THIS project. Now all we need is a light and some curtains, and this cozy indoor treehouse will be complete! |
Becka Asper: The Reclaimed Life 