How To Make A Raft Out Of Pool Noodles?

DIY Pirate Pool Noodle Raft: A Fun Pool Float for Kids

This summer, if you’re looking for a fun pool float for the kids, you should try making this awesome pirate raft from pool noodles. Your kids will love pretending to be sailors on the high seas, looking for lost treasure, and ending every sentence with “Argh!”

Two of my adorable little cousins told my mother and I about this pool noodle raft design. We decided to go one step further and turn it into a pirate-themed raft because my boys love all things pirate. This summer, you can make a fun pool float for your kids by following the detailed instructions below. It will keep them entertained for hours on end.

How to Make a Pirate Flag

We fastened a pirate flag made of a folder and duct tape with a pirate theme to the top of our pirate raft. Wrap a triangle-shaped file folder in the skull and crossbones tape. Once finished, use the duct tape to secure the flag to the top of the mast.

To assemble the noodles, thread the form wire through their holes. To further secure each pool noodle, go around it once more in an over-under fashion. When there is only a small amount of wire left, cut it off and tuck it back into the final pool noodle.

FAQ

Can you make a raft with pool noodles?

However, all of the rafts have fallen a little short because they give too much when rowdy children try to pull up on them. This DIY Pool Raft is the perfect solution. A few swim noodles and a camping raft make for an incredibly cozy lounge area that’s also sturdy and adaptable enough for kids to enjoy.

How many pool noodles do I need for a raft?

The following materials will be required to make this raft: 6 Mega size pool noodles (use thick-walled noodles instead of thin noodles);

How do you make a float out of pool noodles?

All you have to do is cut one pool noodle in half, fold one in half, and use a zip tie to secure each end to the end of the long pool noodle. To get your zip ties snugly fastened, be sure to apply a lot of pressure to the pool noodles.

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