Synopses & Reviews
Both traditional and contemporary designs provide tasteful projects for a childhood's worth of furniture that will be treasured and passed on to future generations. This book includes step-by-step instructions, detailed technical illustrations and numerous tricks of the trade, making it accessible to woodworkers at all skill levels.
Synopsis
Building furniture for a child is a special pleasure for a woodworker. And because kids need safe and durable furniture sized to their needs, furniture for them presents special challenges, too.
Childrens Furniture Projects provides a mix of projects that has something for woodworkers of all skill levels. The ten projects - ranging from a fanciful rocking dinosaur to sturdy childrens beds -- are designed to help make the childrens room as well furnished as any other room in the house. Many of these projects have knockdown construction, which makes the pieces easy to store once they are outgrown. Detailed step-by-step instructions and photos explain how to construct durable furniture that will last a whole childhood, including:
- an elegant rocking cradle
- a chair that doubles as a toy
- a solid heirloom crib
- a Tyrannosaurus rocker
- an ample and practical toy chest
About the Author
Niall Barrett, a professional woodworker for over twenty-five years, is the author of "Bookcases," "Classic Kitchen Projects," and "Building the Custom Home Office."
Paul Anthony, author of "Home Storage Projects" and "Smart Workshop Solutions" is a freelance author and writer.
Jeff Miller, who operates a professional woodworking studio in Chicago, IL, is the author of "Designing and Building Chairs," "Beds," and "Children's Furniture Projects"