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Red Oak Shaker Baby Cradle

DOCreations, member | April 29th, 20091 comment

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Shaker oval boxes and other furniture

Soltis, member | April 26th, 2009

Everything made is of Shaker inspired design. I have made many Shaker pieces over the years. Oval boxes are made of various domestic and exotic woods.

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Heirloom Bassinet

feuerfest_01, member | April 8th, 2009

Here is a Bassinet I designed and built for my daughter. I took inspiration from Jim Schmidt's cradle featured in the October 2008 FW readers gallery. It is constructed of Mississippi Swamp Ash...

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Shaker cherry cradle

Charles Griffith, contributor | March 31st, 20096 comments

Cradle is made of solid cherry, finished with mixture of tung oil, boiled linseed oil and varnish. Corners are a compound angle of 11 degrees, joined by handcut dovetails. Edges of sides and rockers...

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Cradle -flame birch and walnut

CurtThorne, member | January 17th, 2009

Rocking cradle for infant.

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newborn cradle

woodworker52, member | January 15th, 2009

I built this cradle when the first grandchild was announced on my father's side of the family. It is made entirely of wood with no metal anywhere. All the grandchildren slept in it, even if only for...

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cradle

fredau, member | January 3rd, 20092 comments

cherry and birch cradle for my little girl

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Granddaughters Crib

w00dwkr, member | December 25th, 20083 comments

Sleigh Crib is made out of walnut and rift walnut veneers. The rosette carvings were a purchased item. The finish is dye stains and laquer.

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Colonial Doll Cradle

Riverworks, member | December 14th, 20081 comment

I built one of these cradles for our grandaughter Madeline two years ago. When the other littles ones saw it, I knew I was committed to building more. This year 3 little girls will receive...

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Baby Cradles for My Wife and two sisters

ReNEWvate, member | December 11th, 20081 comment

My wife and two sisters are either pregnant or recently had babies. It's always easier to build things in bulk. These are glyder cradles. The glyder hardware is home made. I...

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doll cradle

oldspeck, member | December 10th, 2008

This is a pendulum doll cradle which was made by scaling down dimensions of a baby cradle and then making adjustments, such as changing wood thicknesses, replacing dowels with slats, and modification...

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Lisa's Crib

Dream Weaver, member | December 5th, 20081 comment

This is a dutch companies design that I saw on the net. The project starts as a bassinette and when Lisa gets older side rails are added and the bottom drops down to make a crib.

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Walnut Cradle for First Granddaughter

PeterC1957, member | November 5th, 2008

Hardest project to date !

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Hickory Cradle

DChafe, member | November 5th, 2008

Hickory Cradle that breaks down for storage for new grandson Tej . Modified from a design in Wood Magazine.

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Breakdown Cradle in Maple

JasonT, member | October 26th, 20082 comments

This was my first non-kit woodworking project I made for my wife's best friend back in 2004. She lived in a fairly small apartment at the time and I knew space was an issue. I modified...

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Cradle in Maple, Ash and Cypress

JasonT, member | October 22nd, 20082 comments

Inspired by Fine Woodworking gallery picture I saw by Timothy Clark I embarked on a much simpler rendition. I had alot of furniture to make and I didn't want to spend alot of time on the cradle...

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Cherry Cradle

Peharris2, member | October 22nd, 20081 comment

This cradle was built as an heirloom cradle to be used for family grandchildren. There have been 3 grandchildren so far to share this cradle and it is planned to be handed down to the next...

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lillis cradle

lmachinek, member | October 22nd, 2008

this is a cradle i found on the internet.i built it for my brand new granddaughter.i hope she will enjoy it as much as i did building it.

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My daughter's crib

Matthew Kenney, contributor | October 2nd, 2008

I built this on the 2 ft. by 10 ft. balcony off the back of the apartment we used to live in. I used a plunge router and benchtop tablesaw. I designed it myself. I bought the maple surfaced on both...

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