I made this one for a friend of mine who was having his first son. Made from Oak and Walnut. Made just like my other one. -- Davesfunwoodworking
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Beginningwoodworker
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#1 posted 133 days ago
Nice cradle.
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LesB
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#2 posted 133 days ago
Very pretty.
Having made several similar I have discovered that they don’t get used very long and then there is a problem with storing them. Especially if the child is a boy who doesn’t play with dolls. LOL So I made mine so they could be disassembled and stored flat. Hopefully that way they will more likely be kept as heirlooms for future users.
-- Les B, Oregon
Surfside
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#3 posted 133 days ago
That’s a pretty cradle! Real sweet job!
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