I checked out the blog for detailed dimensions - would have been great to have them here though. Thanks for the no-nonsense, quick and to the point video.
Hi, I used 2 pieces of 42mm wide x 19mm thick x 1.2m long standard grade dressed pine. You can find all the supplier details and written instructions on the blog here stylecurator.com.au/diy-baby-play-gym/ All the best for the arrival of your bub :)
I checked out the blog for detailed dimensions - would have been great to have them here though. Thanks for the no-nonsense, quick and to the point video.
Great suggestion Sean, I'll update the description to add that info now!
Do you have to treat the wood in any way?
Hi Clare, I left the wood natural but washed it with a mild cleaner before letting bub play with it :)
What size is the wood that you used? I’ve recently found out I’m expecting a baby and I wanted more handmade things
Hi, I used 2 pieces of 42mm wide x 19mm thick x 1.2m long standard grade dressed pine. You can find all the supplier details and written instructions on the blog here stylecurator.com.au/diy-baby-play-gym/ All the best for the arrival of your bub :)
Кто пробовал? Расскажите как в использовании?
Is the rat tail strong enough that it wont break if it is pulled on?
Hi Leslie, you can get all sorts of thicknesses of rat's tail but yes, it's incredibly strong :)
What length of dowel did you use
Hi Josh, it's 70cm long :)
What is rat tail?
Hello, rat tail is a type of twine/thin rope that's very smooth so a better option for babies - you can find it at the craft or fabric store :)
She talks way too fast