Child's Rocking Chair Plans at WoodCraftPlans.com

Child's Rocking Chair Plans
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$10.00

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Here is a project which is very popular with grandparents, parents -- and kids -- all over the world. . .we've literally shipped plans all over the world for this project! The rocking chair our plans help you build is sturdy, attractive, and not too difficult. Best of all, this project is sure to be used daily and will likely become and heirloom passed down year after year.

Take a look at the customer photo sent in, featured below. You get full size patterns for all curved pieces (such as the rockers), meaning you can trace the pieces right onto the wood for easy cutting. You also get photos, instructions, and diagrams. 25" tall by 21" length.

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