A beautiful DIY Baby Doll's Crib with free downloadable woodworking plans. This DIY baby doll cradle will be loved for years by your littles ones. A great tutorial for that perfect piece of DIY baby doll furniture.
It's that time of the month again! We are completing our second month of the Home Depot Gift Challenge. This month, it was my turn to choose ONE product and ONE recipient. I chose to have everyone use wooden dowels in a gift for a child. My husband and I were already planning this project for our friends' daughter. I'm so glad I could make our Baby Doll's Crib fit into the challenge perfectly this month!
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I'm not the only one that had fun with wooden dowels this month. Check out these other AMAZING projects! I'm SO blown away by the creativity in this group!
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Dan Dunn
Saturday 15th of January 2022
A helpful comment: the list of material needed showed 3 - 7/18" dowel rods which should be listed as 3 - 7/16" dowel rods.
Lindi
Sunday 23rd of January 2022
Thank you!
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Bill Conklin
Monday 27th of February 2017
I am a retired Carpenter, and my hobby is woodworking, The crib Plan Is very easy to do and I thank you for the Plans. Only thing I did different was that I spiraled the the dowels for the side rails. Anyway You did a Great job making the crib, no spaces in your joints everything fit tight.. again great job and thank you.... Pop
P.S in your plans you have TYP in certain areas, I am not familiar with that, what does it stand for.??
Lindivs
Monday 27th of February 2017
Hi Bill! Thank you so much! We are always happy to hear from people who loved building our projects! TYP stands for "typical", so for instance, only one dowel was dimensioned, but was noted as typical, meaning all the other ones have the same dimensions :)