These gorgeous little caravans are the result of their imaginative owners wanting their camping experiences to include some glamping as well.My favourite is the fourth one down that's clad in natural materials but you'll have yours...
Sunday, January 19, 2014
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Wow!!! Those are some great paint jobs. I like the last one best.
ReplyDeleteThey're fantastic.....! I like the second one and especially the one with the face!!
ReplyDeleteDD, I'm with you. That last one that blends in with the garden in the background is the best but the others are very creative too.
ReplyDeleteLove the horse!
ReplyDeleteHey, I can do that! What kinda paint do I get?
ReplyDeleteHi keith love the caravans, i hope the tft survived the earth quake and you are both ok cheers Keith and cathy.
ReplyDeleteThe Flying Tortoise was rock and rolling this afternoon when the earthquake hit. It was quite a fun experience and not for the first time. Glad I wasn't in a house...
DeleteI've always loved your gypsy, free wheeling posts Keith - you never disappoint me.
ReplyDeleteI like 2 snd 7. I must be a girl. Ha ha. Pip.
ReplyDeleteMy camper is the red and white polka dot (second camper listed here) I used Annie Sloan Chalk paint. To date I have redone and painted 14 lil vintage campers all with this wonderful paint. I seal it with exterior sealant. Holds up terrifically.
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