craddle

oh how beautiful.
1. you burned it??? WHY OH WHY? (almost serves you right) haha
2. congrats on the third (and second and first) child
3. this one is beautiful and it had better stay around for grandchildren

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Nice job! I see it has a bit of knock down component with the stretcher. I like it.

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thank you very much for the comments. unfortunetly it is for sale. not real good at storing things, would rather it be used and appriecated by someone. by the time i have gradkids, i will be better at woodworking so i can build them a new one. thanks again

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Beautiful crib! That baby is pretty fortunate to have such a pretty piece of furniture to lay in ;^D .

Congratulations and nice work!

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Never thought of using those two woods together, but it turned out great.

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Very nice!

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Beautiful cradle. I realy like the lines and those woods together. Looks like a variation of the woodsmith mag. plan. I especially like what you did with the side gates. Now as far as burning that crib…..shame on you. Baby furniture that breaks down for storage like your cradle there is the way to go. Pack it away and save it for future generations.

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Not knowing what the craddle that you burned looked like, I’d say that the third child has ever since been envied by your other two kids. Very nicely done! A very nice heirloom to be passed on to your grandchildren.

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The book matching on the end panels looks great. The sideways orientation is also unique. I like it.

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