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Country Mini Cupboard Clock
Shaker pegs on the inside and outside of each door provide a place to hang ornam...
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Shaker pegs on the inside and outside of each door provide a place to hang ornaments or candles. This project can be built with your choice of a towel bar or display pegs. Patterns are drawn FULL SIZE.
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 | Storage and Shelving The Shaker Way
The Shakers mastered the art of wooden storage systems like nobody else, ever. In large part, this mastery was the inevitable result of a philosophical approach to life that mandated cleanliness and organization. Storage systems that could keep clutter out of sight--and easily accessible - were the subject of a good deal of imaginative Shaker thought. Now, with this helpful guide, you can achieve you own simple and beautiful storage solutions in the Shaker style. This guide provides step-by-step instructions along with helpful hand-drawn illustrations, allowing you to create your own amazing Shaker shelving and furniture. Projects include: Centre family dwelling built-ins, The peg/rail storage system, Hanging cupboard, Hanging shelves, Oval boxes, Eight drawer jewelry case, Union village blanket chest, and many more.
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 | Cabinet, Antique Washstand
In the days before indoor plumbing, washstands were common in American homes. However, they were regarded as strictly as utility furniture, much like a bathroom fixture. Now, the old-fashioned washstand is a popular decorator piece, often used to showcase antique pitcher and basin sets. The washstand pictured here is a streamlined version of the washstands with side towel bars that were built in the middle to late 1800’s. A drawer and lower cupboard add to the cabinet’s possible uses. This pattern pack consists of 1 page, 30x40 inches. Or save on mailing costs! Available in PDF downloadable format too, view product 15-1525.
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 | Cabinet, Hanging Corner
This cupboard is built using mostly traditional methods - mortise-and-tenon joints for the face frame and door frame, a raised-panel door, tongue-and-groove backboards, and moldings to decorate the cabinets top and bottom.
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 | Box Joints
It is often required to build timber boxes in diy and there are a number of simple joints which can be used to make them. Do not just think of a box as a box, they are the basic form for drawers, cupboards and larger pieces of furniture both free-standing and built in.
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 | Dry Sink Washstand Antique (PDF)
In the days before indoor plumbing, washstands were common in American homes. However, they were regarded as strictly as utility furniture, much like a bathroom fixture. Now, the old-fashioned washstand is a popular decorator piece, often used to showcase antique pitcher and basin sets. The washstand pictured here is a streamlined version of the washstands with side towel bars that were built in the middle to late 1800 is. A drawer and lower cupboard add to the cabinet is possible uses. Overall, 14 inches deep, 30 inches wide and 40 inches tall. This 3.35 MB PDF has 12 pages with full pattern templates that you can print onto 8-1/2 x 11 inch paper and easily match together to build this woodworking project.
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 | Cabinet, Jelly Cupboard
This is a downloadable 1.4 MB PDF file, 8 page document. Download one of these woodworking projects and plans right to your computer, no more waiting days for the mail to arrive. Straight from grandma is kitchen! Our jelly cupboard woodworking plan produces a real jelly cupboard with ventilated panels that let freshly-canned jelly cool. So you are not a jelly maker? This nostalgic cabinet provides lots of storage for any kitchen or dining area for extra pots and pans to canned and boxed dry groceries. Simple dado and half-lap joinery can be easily cut on a table saw or router table. The cupboard can also be built with wood raised panels instead of tin.
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Cabinet, Antique Washstand
In the days before indoor plumbing, washstands were common in American homes. Ho...
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