Customer Project: Toddler Camp Chair

by John

• OVERVIEW
• HOW DO I MAKE IT
• MATERIALS

• Here are the directions for my Toddler Camp Chair project. I attached photos and a diagram for the cuts.
  
  Project: Toddler Camp Chair
  
  Background: My wife and I take our daughter camping and we only had two camp chairs. We needed another one, but I couldn’t find a toddler sized chair that was packable and durable.
  
  
• Sew all of the fabric together with 12” lengths of webbing for the straps. The shorter pieces of fabric should be folded under to hold the stays and foam in place once the chair is turned right side out.
  
  There are narrow pieces of foam with stays on the outer edge of the chair. Insert them before sewing up each of the sides. The fold in the fabric will hold them in place.
  
  Cut a piece of foam for the center of the chair and insert it.
  
  Attach the 1” buckles to the webbing.

• Required Materials:

  HyperD 300 - 1 yard
  1” flat webbing - Black - 3 yards
  1” Buckles - 4
  18”x30” EVA closed cell foam
  1” aluminum flat bar for stays - 4 feet (I also wrapped it in webbing so they wouldn’t tear through the fabric)

  Related Products:

  • HyperD™ 300
  • MIL-SPEC Nylon Webbing
  • Standard Side Release Buckle