Am looing for a plan or plans for a baby doll cradle. Making for grand daughter and want it to be a “saver” from her Grandpa!!!
Thanks for help
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Ron from Pittsburgh
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I've made a few pieces of furniture for dolls. There are a wide variety of doll sizes, it would help if you knew what size the doll is. Do you need a specific plan or can you make it up from a picture? You will find more information on baby cradles rather than doll cradles.
This site has some doll beds and cradles, there are overall dimensions if that helps.
http://www.thegifthouse.net/furniture.html
Beat it to fit / Paint it to match
Hey
Thanks for reply. Justr getting some ideas and will probably have wife draw up something using different photos that we ar looking at.
Thanks again
Ron from Pittsburgh
Ron There are many plans out there on the net. You just have to spend a few hours searching. Try http://www.armorplans.com. They have at least three different plans. A swinging cradle 12 x 21 and two rocking cradles 12 x 18 and 13 x 20 are available. Ask for a catalog too. They have all sorts of the small parts (wheels, clock movements and hands) that you did not know you needed or wanted. They are very helpful, they ARE woodworkers and they support the local woodworking club. SawdustSteve
Hey
Thanks for reply
. Looked at site and one I really like with hood. Also looking at photos and may have wife draw up a composite.
Thanks againRon from Pittsburgh
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