Child's Armoire Plans at WoodCraftPlans.com

Child's Armoire Plans
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$10.00

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Just the right size for a child's room, this handsome armoire project adds valuable storage space wherever it's used. Six roomy drawers are complemented by a big storage cabinet that can be used as a wardrobe for hanging clothes, or add shelves for a change.

The project measures 45" tall, 38" wide, and 18" deep.

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