Thursday, 14 July 2011

My Glamping Wishlist

I can (and often do) spend hours searching the internet for inspiration. Anything from a new teapot to trailers to put all my gear in. Here is a small compilation of my 'wishlist' some things I really NEED to get, others I like but they aren't essential. Over the next few weeks/months I'll probably do a few DIY tutes on how to make/get some of these wishlist items for less so watch this space......

Sheep Skin Rug - SkyeSykns


No Glamping pad would be complete without one of these. Add some class and comfort. I particularly love the mosaics available here but and real sheepskin rug would have the same affect for a quarter of the price!!






Rainbow Striped Windbreak - Pearl&Earl





This windbreak is great value for money and gorgeous at the same time. Great for adding a little privacy to the entrance of your tent.









Queen-sized Airbed - Camping With Soul



This airbed is the best quality and value for money on the market (in my opinion). Some great features including adjustable firmness whilst you're lying in bed!





Double Multi-coloured tealight chandelier - Camping with Soul





Looks great during the day, but light it up at night and this is absolutely blimin' stunning. I dont think this needs any other words the picture speaks for itself





Wire&Glass hanging tealight holder - Nordic House







No camping trip can ever have enough lights, whether they be solar-powered or electric, but my favourite source is candle light, the glow is so soft and nothing beats staying up with a jug of Pimms and chatting by candle light.







Hanging Bottle Shaped Tealight Holder - Candles Crafts Gifts




Couple these with some rustic shepherd's crooks and you'll have yourself a classy looking space by day or by night.










Tea Cosy 'The Tea Bus' - Not On the Highstreet


Glamping is founded in 'a home away from home' or 'Camping Comforts' for me this is my morning cup of tea (or 2) from a pot. I think you'll agree with me that this stunning cosy is perfect, especially if you have the luxury of a campervan!







Knitted Tea Cosy - Knitterings


If you don't have the time or inclination to make your own cosy why not browse Folksy or Etsy for some beautfully retro cosies like this one.

If you do want to make your own then Ravelry.com has some super patterns that you can download for free.








Feel free to comment or message your own 'must'haves'

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