Wood play frames?

[appalachiamama]

In search of instructions for something like this: http://small-wonders.blogspot.com/2012/09/we-have-been-sensing-autumns-arrival.html  Or, at least more photos to help in building one.  Thanks!

[cyclamen]

http://www.ericsprojects.com/?page_id=40

This is not a plan but someone's blog of how they did it:

http://chasingthesseasons.blogspot.com/2010/11/natural-materials-and-new-handmade.html

[appalachiamama]

I'm looking specifically for the hinged frames shown at the bottom of the post.  I think Mykea may have had them (but I live in the US).  It looks like a fairly simple project.  We have playstands, but I'd like an option for outside that's easier to move.
 

[appalachiamama]

Ahh, yes.  Like this: http://mamauk.typepad.com/mamauk/2010/11/my-entry.html

[cyclamen]

Sorry, I followed your first link and it went to nothing, lol.  But I remember seeing on a blog some place the one you just posted.  They are like a clothes horse or indoor hedge, right?  Here is a picture of one that seems to be made without a hinge, but you could just put hinge on it

http://www.hestiaglobal.com/Folding-Play-stand-p/hpfp-01.htm

I'm not sure you would need plans to build this... just a drill and screws and wood and hinge and some careful measuring with a stiff ruler:

6 vertical supports all the same height, sanded smooth

if you have a drill, drill 3 holes in each support.  the screw in the dowels

then add hinge.

Or this is how you can make a dowel joint:

http://www.ehow.com/how_5703807_make-dowel-joint.html

You only have to do steps three four and five, which require a drill bit the same size as the dowel.