2×2 (4 feet total)
2 – 1x3s 8 ft. long
2 – 1×2 8 ft. long
1 -- 1x4 6 ft. long
scrap 1/4″ plywood/beadboard/cardboard
5/8" Roller Ball Bearings ($.98 each at Menards)
4 -- 2x2 @ 11" (Legs)
10 – 1×3 @ 6″ (Panels)
2 – 1×3 @ 16 1/2″ (Top of Headboard and Footboard)
2 -- 1x3 @ 21 1/2" (Siderails)
2 – 1×2 @ 12 1/2″ (Bottom of Panels)
2 – 1×2 @ 15 1/2″ (Top of Panels)
2 – 1×2 @ 14″ (Bed Frame)
2 -- 1x4 @ 12 1/2" (Trundle Top and Bottom)
2 -- 1x4 @ 20 1/2" (Trundle Sides)
1/4" plywood
1 -- 21 1/2" x 14"
1 -- 20 1/2" x 14"
TODAY showed the Farmhouse bed plan to neice Ariel, saying i was going to make this for niece Fran's birthday. first words out of her mouth "Hey, i've got a doll too," then "Let me help make it, i'll help make Fran's gift." i was thinking a couple of days ago how a trundle would be nice as Fran has three dolls. And my sis has a baby quilt my late Grandmother made for her when she was little.
Next weekend's plans are already set.
I am in the process of making the doll high chair for a neighbor girl's birthday coming up, this is such a cute plan and idea, I'm going to add it to my to do list for Christmas or possibly the other grand daughter when it's her birthday. Love love love this. :-)
http://www.simply-designed.us/blogGreat idea! That looks like a wonderful bed design
I love this! I'm going to attempt something based on this design but as a stool with the drawer being for art supplies/cars for my boys, while making it as intended for my girls but able to re-purpose as a seat for their coffee table height creativity station.