English Rocker Plans at WoodCraftPlans.com

English Rocker Plans
[AC-338]

$15.00

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Influenced by early 1900's English styles. This is an interesting rocker that is good for toddlers, as the seat height is only 14" off the ground. The rocker itself, however, is quite substantial for such a low-rider. The finished horse itself has a unique look to it, making it something different for both the owner. . .and for the builder.

Sure to be a unique toy which is passed down for generations. Full size patterns are provided for curved pieces, plus a list of materials, diagrams, and instructions.

24"H, 13"W, 44"L is the finished size.

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