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I made this barn for my horse loving granddaughters. I looked at lots of pictures and came up with this design. The barn is about 3 feet long and a foot wide. The doors are big enough for the 9” toy horses. If you would like to make one for your kidsm you can see how I made mine here:
http://www.binkyswoodworking.com/HorseStable.html
Thanks for looking!
vin
-- Vin, Littleton, Ma. http://www.binkyswoodworking.com
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PanamaJack
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#1 posted 2259 days ago
This gives me a few ideas for my three nieces. Good work here.
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MsDebbieP
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#2 posted 2259 days ago
this is wonderful!!! Very unique and an inspiration for a lot of playing (horsing around hehehe)
Really nice!
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WayneC
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#3 posted 2258 days ago
Wow. Lucky granddaughters. : ^ )
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vin
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#4 posted 2258 days ago
Thanks everyone, I’m surprised it’s still played with after all these yrs. It’s the most popular plan on my site.
vin
-- Vin, Littleton, Ma. http://www.binkyswoodworking.com
TopamaxSurvivor
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#5 posted 1789 days ago
Nice barn. Being a farm kid, it passes inspection. AAA++
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#6 posted 1651 days ago
I made one similar to this 2 years ago for my granddaughter. I made it in 3 units. The center unit has a hayloft with a ladder, swinging doors, and removable roof (very similar to yours). Each side unit has a hole in the roof for easy access. One has a gate on the front and the other on the side. I made the corral with clips to hold them together so they won’t fall over. I also made a entry gate. I placed a small horse medallion above the door and a sign with “Naylah’s Stables” to personalize it. I made another one last Christmas for a friend of my granddaughter. Each time I make one, I get better at it and new ideas.
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#7 posted 1356 days ago
my sis would love tHAT
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Tim Pletcher
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#8 posted 1254 days ago
this is great! are you interested in selling one like this?
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vin
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#9 posted 1254 days ago
Hi Tim and thanks for your interest! Sorry but I barely have time to make things for my own grand kids these days, I have another pair of vanities I’m making for the next two granddaughters, before I pack up the shop and move south. But thank you for asking!
vin
-- Vin, Littleton, Ma. http://www.binkyswoodworking.com
RPKnikker
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#10 posted 838 days ago
Nice! You can bult mini house’s if you want!
Succes with your next project!
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mbulla
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#11 posted 591 days ago
Very nice!
crowie
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#12 posted 62 days ago
G’Day “vin”, Yes it’s the same the world over, girls and horse plus broke parents…..lol.
We have stables in Australia but love the barn you’ve built.
Cheers from On Top DownUnder, crowie
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