Diy wagon canopy

DIY removable wagon canopy. Two hula hoops, a sheet sewed together so the hoops go through it, and attached to the side panels. Side panels were pvc pipes. They were just big enough to fit but tight enough to stay put. (Size forgotten)

With 2 hula hoops, matching fabric (I used my leftover fabric), hair dryer, basic stitching skill (running stitch), fabric glue, needle and black thread, and wide elastic, I was able to make this canopy. Back in my Dec.23 blog, my daughter got this collapsable wagon from Costco as a present from my Inlaws. We tried this already whenever we go to the malls or even if we just go out for a walk in the neighborhood and it was surely a hit! We got lots of compliment from others as they say that…

You may have noticed that several of my recent posts have been about my Wonderfold Wagon. I love my WF. It is by far my favorite purchase ever that I use for my kids. You can see the hacks I use here. I have heard a lot of complaints about the canopy that comes with the WF not being very big. I definitely agree with that. The first month I got my WF I made a full canopy but it still didn’t cover the front and back. I then purchased a custom canopy from someone who makes liners and I just…

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You may have noticed that several of my recent posts have been about my Wonderfold Wagon. I love my WF. It is by far my favorite purchase ev...

It's been a while, but I haven't had all that much to blog about... or anything that I didn't already find on the internet. Until now! DIY ...

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We have a little red wagon at our house and it is quite popular with my littles. My 2 year old asks every day for the "wagon". She runs into the garage with glee when I tell her we're going for a ride. Especially if she knows it's to the playground. The wagon is a Step2 All Around Canopy Wagon. It has a removable canopy, 2 seats (that fold down flat), seat belts and 4 beverage holders. Also a sweet little "trunk" in the back. As much as I love this wagon there is one slight defect, the…

With 2 hula hoops, matching fabric (I used my leftover fabric), hair dryer, basic stitching skill (running stitch), fabric glue, needle and black thread, and wide elastic, I was able to make this canopy. Back in my Dec.23 blog, my daughter got this collapsable wagon from Costco as a present from my Inlaws. We tried this already whenever we go to the malls or even if we just go out for a walk in the neighborhood and it was surely a hit! We got lots of compliment from others as they say that…

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You have probably seen families using little red kids wagons at outings, such as parks, fairs, and theme parks, where the family comes to spend a full day. You probably have never seen one of these wagons all tricked out like this one.

With 2 hula hoops, matching fabric (I used my leftover fabric), hair dryer, basic stitching skill (running stitch), fabric glue, needle and black thread, and wide elastic, I was able to make this canopy. Back in my Dec.23 blog, my daughter got this collapsable wagon from Costco as a present from my Inlaws. We tried this already whenever we go to the malls or even if we just go out for a walk in the neighborhood and it was surely a hit! We got lots of compliment from others as they say that…