Grazing Cow Pattern at WoodCraftPlans.com

Grazing Cow Pattern
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$10.00

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Build a 20" tall grazing cow for your own looking enjoyment. Place her in the yard, next to the flowerbed, or on the porch. Cow lovers will flip over this easy to make, smallish project -- it's a plan any skill level can complete with ease.

You'll receive full size patterns for all pieces, plus a painting guide. The pieces easily pull apart for storage flat, then re-assembly is a snap. 30" long, 16" wide.

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