Ugh all the heart eyes for that little pup. Are you completing this DIY with your own twist? I would seriously love to see! Please comment below or tag me in the completed project so I can see your dreamy new DIY teepee!

Oh my goodness y’all, today’s DIY is SO easy and fun& I’m super pumped with how it turned out in only 8 steps! The best thing about these trending little teepees is how versatile and customizable they are for almost any event or purpose. This one in particular is perfect for bridal showers, baby showers, reading nooks, pet corners, or even just for looking super cute in your living room or home office – priorities, right? This DIY teepee is super stable and requires no sewing and zero hardware. As J and I do not have children, and Toby is pretty small, I chose not to secure the wooden dowels with additional hardware. However, if you do have children in your home, I definitely recommend using a drill and adding hardware to ensure additional stability of the teepee. Ready to get started? Me too! Step 6: Taking the two safety pins, secure the ends of the tablecloth together a few inches below where the teepee frame was tied off with twine. Don’t worry about the pins affecting the look of the teepee – they won’t show when you begin adding your garland and flowers. By the way, Toby is loving this spot. Seriously, I can’t even handle this little nugget sometimes, he makes my heart so full – keep scrolling to see what I mean 🙂Start by carefully drilling a hole through each dowel about an inch below the top with the drill bit. That’s it! Now you can stage and set up the inside of the teepee for whatever you choose! If using it as a reading or pet nook, some faux fur rugs (I love these) and a couple soft pillows are perfect to finish the look! If you’re using it for a shower or similar event, this teepee will be the perfect touch of rustic glam for photos, or even a very sweet spot to have guests place their gifts for the bride or mom-to-be 🙂

Step 1: Get out two of your dowels, and make an “X” toward the top. Wrap your twine around and in between the dowels, then tie a knot to secure them together. (If you aren’t sure the height you want your teepee to be, stand the dowels up and adjust the X before tying the twine around them) String or yarn– string would probably be strongest and easiest to thread I bought mine at Hobby Lobby.Drape one curtain panel over the top of your teepee using the ribbon to secure it. If needed untie your bow and tie is tightly to the teepee. Grab your lace curtains and do some hands on measuring by holding them up and see if they need to be cut. I took around a yard off the bottom of both and put it aside. It doesn’t have to be exact it can be draped along the bottom but shouldn’t be too short.

If you want to make the teepee opening a bit smaller, you can tie the lace off about a foot down from where you put the safety pin. Then add a flower or some extra twine to keep the rustic vibe going. Here’s what it will look like if you decide to do that: If needed adjust the teepee legs outward to make it more level and secure. Adjust the panels evenly to cover any holes.Once it seems like enough string to be secure wrap it around the entire outside a few times and tie it off, still holding it all very taunt. It can be messy looking it will be covered. Step 8: Begin adding your flowers in! I used a couple of these sprays from Hobby Lobby, and then these long stem roses– which were so easy to secure thanks to tiny openings in the lace! Just take the stem and poke it through where you want the rose to be, then bend the stem so that the rose will stay in place. Continue with leaves and flowers until desired look is reached. Next take a piece of cutoff and drape it over the top so it’s hanging evenly around covering the string and ribbon.