Fancy Christmas Sleigh Plans at WoodCraftPlans.com

Fancy Christmas Sleigh Plans
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$15.00

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The sleigh you see here has many fine curves and lines, lending it a classic victorian look. Great for displaying in the yard at Christmas time, of course, but many people also use it for weddings and plays.

The full size patterns we provide allow you to easily transfer the lines to the material of choice (usually plywood). Instructions for cutting, painting, and assembly are also included, plus you have our Toll Free customer support if needed.

The sleigh is over 50" long and 30" tall finished.

We recommend Transfer Paper with this project.

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