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Cradle

comments (0) October 27th, 2012 in Reader's Gallery

jdknbarrett, member

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Design was modified from Jason T and Timothy Clark pictures from the readers gallery. I added dovetails and blind dowelled heart shaped rocker on both ends. Made in alder as a gift for a friend. Baby (and parents) love it!

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Heart and plates are blind dowelled with 1/2 dowels in four places. Heart shape and rocker base curvature prevent cradle from being able to rock off the stand. The cradle can be removed from the stand to rock on floor. My wife made the bedding.

Design or Plan used: My own design

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