Crib woodworking plans

Hi friends! When shopping for cribs, I wasn’t finding anything I loved, so we decided to build exactly what I had in mind! I followed Shanty2Chic’s plans for th…

PRICES MAY VARY. GREENGUARD GOLD CERTIFIED: This crib is GREENGUARD Gold Certified, meaning it meets or exceeds stringent chemical emissions standards SAFE OPTION FOR YOUR BABY: This crib is JPMA certified to meet or exceed all safety standards set by the CPSC & ASTM | We know chemicals have no place in your nursery, so we use a non-toxic multi-step painting process that is lead and phthalate safe 4-IN-1 CONVERTIBLE CRIB: Crib converts to a toddler bed, a daybed/sofa, and a full bed with…

Hi yall! This is Sara from OnHouseandHome.com and I'm sharing my favorite DIY project ever; my sons baby crib. This crib is made from pine and poplar and comes in at roughly $200. I used a table saw, drill, kreg jig, and router to build it. It has survived one move and is now housing my second son so I can promise that it is just at strong as it is sylish. Full tutorial available here.

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I was given a task from my “Honey-Do” list from a photo on Pinterest. It was a photo of a crib converted to a bench, very well done with an aged look to it. My task was to recreate this…

Crib of mahogany and curly maple in the Arts and Crafts style. Completely solid wood construction with non-toxic finish. Mattress support adjusts to three different heights to accommodate child's growth. Crib end panels are hand carved to provide an interesting textured surface. Commissioned by grandparents as a gift, the inside end panels feature subtle, low-relief carved silhouettes of their hands. Different custom details for this application are available. The crib breaks down into 5…

Invest in the long-term for your children when you buy a solid wood, convertible baby crib from Amish Furniture Factory. This gorgeous handmade crib features three-stage sizes.

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