Karla Bradley used black and white portraits of her kids to decorate.


all thought it was a baby, but when we walked in we were like, ‘Oh my gosh!’ ” The rest of the Bradleys include Sam-


uel, 9, Liam, 7, Evelyn, 6, Inga Rose, 4, Ben, 2, and Rosalyn, 1. Lucas and Karla are expecting their eighth child, due in early December. The oldest kids have taken pride in


the playroom and even made their own rules, such as no food in the camper. “They’re good at keeping it clean,”


Karla says. Once the family’s two-story colonial


home is finished being built, the play- room camper will be moved to a different area, next to an outdoor play area. “It’s the best camper ever,” says Inga


Rose, summing up everyone’s thoughts. Camper flippin’ Karla looks for campers that are


structurally sound, but in serious need of attention. No matter how ugly, she en- visions a beautiful, fully-functioning camper. Her hobby began in 2015, after her husband started fishing in bass tourna-


Karla Bradley includes cool touches like this hanging star in her camper transformations.


14 ❚ MAY/JUNE 2019 ❚ LIVING WELL


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