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If you don't already own a snow sled, making your snow sled can be relatively simple and inexpensive. Find materials that glide smoothly over snow. Wood shipping pallets make great backdrops, as does a baby tub (if there aren't any infant siblings needing bathtime that evening). Cushions from outdoor furniture or patio chairs also make great candidates. Step 1: Cut the Wood Snowstorms bring out the child in us all, and nothing makes the cold weather worthwhile like an old-fashioned sledding session. If you have access to a store-bought sled, all is set; but even without one handy-dandy DIY Snow Sled...

With a hill, snow, and an imaginative mind you can craft your very own homemade snow sled for fun in the snow with friends and family! Sleds offer great opportunities to engage in social activity in winter weather while staying safe from injury!  While you may not have a lot of experience building a sled, it doesn't mean you're out of luck. Here are six simple steps to get started with your sled-building adventure!  If you have a large area of snow that is not too hard on your feet, you can make a simple sledding hill. It's simple to move...

It's not hard to build a Homemade Snow Sleds with simple materials and some common tools. You can purchase pre-made sleds or build a snow sled from scratch using your imagination. For instance, you can use old shower curtains or Ikea stools. You can even create a snow sled from scrap wood. Full DIY Plans are available here!! Making a pulk sled Making a pulk sled is a fun way to enjoy a winter day. These sleds are easy to make and only require a few simple tools and materials you can find at your local hardware store. Then you...