Cow Planter Plans at WoodCraftPlans.com

Cow Planter Plans
[U-825]

$10.00

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It's just what the doctor ordered for your friendly neighborhood cow lover. The project is easy to do for beginners and experts alike. Fun to paint (even for kids) and as you can see, looks great in the yard, garden, or flowerbed. Tail, not fully pictured, is a piece of rope.

You get full size patterns for all curved pieces, a list of materials, a painting guide, and step by step instructions. There are only 17 pieces to the whole project. The finished size of the cow planter is a whopping 37" long, by 14" wide, by 21" tall.

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