Pig Planter Plans at WoodCraftPlans.com

Pig Planter Plans
[U-890]

$10.00

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If you're not a pig lover now, this planter can make you one. It's sure to get attention in your yard or on the deck -- not to mention the kudos and thanks from a special pig lover. The pig planter is a project any skill level of woodworker or crafter can accomplish.

Full size patterns are provided for all curved pieces so you can trace and cut, a step by step set of instructions also, a list of materials, plus photographs -- your success is insured.

Stands 13" tall, 13" wide, and is 32" long.

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