Cleaning out our garage, I found an old watering hose. Taped it to a couple of wooden stakes and drilled some holes and looky what we have!
The hose is a hard hose used for garden water systems. It already had the hose connecter on one end so it made it super easy. It's almost too hot and humid in Georgia to play during the day but when the sun starts to go down, it's the perfect time to enjoy some water play.
For another idea on a homemade sprinkler works, visit this post by She Wears Flowers.
What a cool idea! I am sure they had a BLAST!!!
ReplyDeleteLooks like fun! It's hot and humid over here in Alabama too!
ReplyDeleteHOw fun! I wanted to make the other sprinkler that was guest posted but my yard is unseeded dirt at the moment so we would have a mud hole, but we have a lane of sidewalk on the side of our house inside our fence!! My kids would LOVE this! What a fun mom you are! Thanks for the inspiration. Kristy from www.apronsandapples.blogspot.com
ReplyDeleteAwe! I am thinking this can even be done with an old fashion water hose too. Maybe if you can just cap or fold over one end and drill a few holes. Let me know how it works out for you guys!
ReplyDeleteWill do!! Thanks!
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ReplyDeleteI love this!
I love this idea and put the idea right into my plumber husband's head....here' his version with 20 foot of PVC, connectors, joints, PVC glue....http://cardologyetc.blogspot.com/2011/06/carwashor-not.html
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