Bottoms Up Plans at WoodCraftPlans.com

Bottoms Up Plans
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If you're looking for a quick weekend project that will add a bit of flavor to your yard or flowerbed, the farmer and his wife may be of interest.

Both patterns are full size and there is a painting guide included, also a list of materials and instructions. Both stand 32" tall and are 20" wide. Easy and fun project for anyone to make in just one weekend using a jig saw.

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