Free Woodworking Plans - Rocking Horses

  •  Rocking Horse (PDF
    Here is a PDF plan for a childrens rocking horse.
  •  Rocking Horse
    Build a simple rocking horse in a weekend with these free rocking horse plans.
  •  Rocking Horse, Spring Mounted
    How to build a traditional spring-suspended rocking horse, including framing, horseflesh, diagrams, cutting pattern, trimmings. ...
  •  Rocking Horse, Hobby
    Download the drawings to generate full-size paper or posterboard templates of the project components. When scaling up the drawings, try not to be overly concerned about making the templates exactly like the drawings.
  •  Rocking Horse, Wooden
    Technical information for making a wooden rocking horse.
  •  Rocking Horse
    The rocking horse is fairly simple to build. I used oak, cherry, chestnut and maple boards, and the body is pine. Use your imagination (and your scrap pile) to determine what wood you use.
  •  Rocking Horse
    In this project, you will make a child’s rocking horse. The size of the horse is suitable for children up to 2 or 3 years of age.
  •  Rocking Horse
    With just a few pieces of inexpensive, readily-available stock and only about 12 hours of your time, you can build this heirloom quality horse that’ll serve generations of young riders.
  •  Rocking Horse (PDF)
    Plans to build your own wooden rocking horse. The book includes step by step instructions with many pictures at each stage of construction. A +50 page PDF downloadable file.
  •  Rocking Horse
    Patterns, instructions and diagrams for building a wooden rocking horse and dump truck. ...
  • Rocking Horses Woodworking Plans for sale

  •  Doll Rocking Horse Woodworking Plan
    Kids can give their dolls a ride on this classic rocking horse. Also makes an elegant display stand for 18 inch high dolls. Simple layered pine construction. Finished project measures 24.5 inches long x 16.75 inches high.
  •  Quick and Easy Rocking Horse Woodworking Plan
    No cartoon DVD can take a child to places in his imagination with the speed of this rocking horse. You will be sitting tall in the saddle; too, knowing you built this pine pony using simple handheld power tools. So gallop on into your shop and lets get started. The rocking horse seat rests 12 inches above the floor—ideal for children 12 months to 3 years old.
  •  Giddyap Rocking Horse Woodworking Plan
    Clippity-clop, clippity-clop—that is the sound our mini galloping horse makes every time you set it a-rocking. Place the maned toy rocker on your childs dresser, or give it to a deserving friend. Either way, you will ride high in the saddle with the joy you bring.
  •  Playroom Palomino Rocking Horse Woodworking Plan
    A family heirloom the moment you finish it. Little buckaroos will ride into the night, or at least until bedtime, on this soon-to-be classic. Its stylish lines and straightforward construction make for a sure winner. Rockers measure 43.25 inches long.
  •  Thoroughbred Rocking Horse Woodworking Plan
    If you want to see a little tykes eyes light up, give this rocking horse as a present. Stops at the front and rear prevent energetic riders from tipping too far forward or backward while they whoop it up in the saddle. Dowels and wooden balls make footrests and handholds to provide support for young equestrians. We based this one on a 17th century design found in the Museum of London.
  •  Miniature Rocking Horse
    This tiny model size project measures only 11 inches high. Make it from 1/4 and 7/16 inch stock. A great shelf decoration for a childs room.
  •  Rocking Horse Clock
    This miniature rocking horse has a clock fit-up with a fancy dial to give it the feel of an old fashioned rocking horse. Ideal for a childs room. All patterns drawn FULL SIZE. The rocking horse is made from 1/4 and 7/16 inch stock. The mount for the clock fit-up is made from 3/4 inch stock. Parts available separately if required. Contact us for pricing.
  •  Rocking Horse, Miniature
    Our Rocking Horses make wonderful gifts and will surely become treasured heirlooms. These delightful miniature rocking horses have something magical about them. Something that takes you back to your childhood. The plans include four different sizes ranging from 5 to 11 inches in height. The smaller rocking horses are just the right size for our Shadow Box, Plan 21-450. The larger size horses look great on our Wall Shelves, Plan 21-518. These plans, like all of our plans, have Full Size Templates, Detailed Illustrations, and Step-By-Step Instructions. They can be made with your Scroll or Band Saw.
  •  Rocking Horse, Dinosaur
    You can dig up all the material you need at a local home center or lumber yard to put together this prehistoric project. Even your child can help in the construction because all part outlines are shown in full-size on the plan. Simply trace the parts to pine lumber, cut out with a saber or jig saw and assemble with glue and wood screws. A color scheme of green for the body, yellow for the rocker stand and eyes, red for the neck and tail plates inches and blue for the seat and handle bar is suggested, but you may also use semi-transparent stains to let the wood grain show through. The dinosaur is sized for toddlers to six-year-olds. This pattern pack consists of 1 page, 30x40 inches. Or save on mailing costs! Available in PDF downloadable format too, view product 15-3195.
  •  Bessie the Cow Rocking Horse
    Bessie, they say, is udderly adorable and as strong as a horse -- a rocking horse...er cow, that will last for years of enjoyment by your family. This heirloom quality project is do-able by the beginner and is a snap for the expert using these time-tested plans which come complete with full size patterns, a list of the materials you need, and detailed instructions with photos to help you along the way. No carving is involved with any of our horses.
  •  Beezer the Burro Rocking Horse
    Beezer is an old favorite with many woodworkers. He is a loveable little burro that boys and girls alike will appreciate. The sturdy collar makes great handle bars and looks like an authentic piece of farm memorabilia. Our favorite burro is also popular because of his mid-range seat height -- at 14 inches it is a good size for toddlers. You will get full size patterns for all the curved pieces, photos taken during construction, crystal clear instructions for beginners and experts, and a materials list.
  •  Rocking Horse, Unicorn
    A wonderful weekend project! Exclusive keepsake rocking horse is popular at craft shows; cherished by grandchildren. 32 inches H x 14 inches W x 44 inches L.
  •  Rocking Horse, Dinosaur (PDF)
    You can dig up all the material you need at a local home center or lumber yard to put together this prehistoric project. Even your child can help in the construction because all part outlines are shown in full-size on the plan. Simply trace the parts to pine lumber, cut out with a saber or jig saw and assemble with glue and wood screws. A color scheme of green for the body, yellow for the rocker stand and eyes, red for the neck and tail plates inches and blue for the seat and handle bar is suggested, but you may also use semi-transparent stains to let the wood grain show through. The dinosaur is sized for toddlers to six-year-olds. This 1.57MB PDF has 17 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.
  •  Rocking Horse, Playroom Palomino
    A Family Heirloom the Moment You Finish It. Little buckaroos will ride into the night, or at least until bedtime, on this soon-to-be classic. Its stylish lines and straightforward construction make for a sure winner. Rockers measure 43-1/4 inches long.
  •  Rocking Horse (Plan No. 56)
    Safe and durable. All parts traced and cut from one piece of 1x12 pine. Painting keys. 26 inches tall x 32 inches x 12 inches wide.
  •  Rocking Horse, Large - 45 inch rockers
    This rocking horse is a national favorite! Durable design to last for generations. Large enough for children and adults. We are pleased to offer this plan which features an inlayed bridle and saddle straps (not included). The seat design is shaped to resemble being carved.
  •  Rocking Horse, Clyde n’ Dale
    Think this project is above your skill level? It is not -- you can build both horses and finish as pictured, or build just one horse as many woodworkers choose to do with this project. (Good luck getting two kids to not fight while on the rocking horse at the same time -- we think this is the reason!) One child can straddle both horses, too, if you are only building for one child. Seat height is 20 inches, length 34 inches. You will get full size patterns, instructions in a friendly paragraph format, photos during construction, and a complete list of the materials. Tips for decorating are included, but let your imagination run wild when it comes to finishing off this one-of-a-kind rocking horse.
  •  Rocking Horse
    With just one 3-foot by 4-foot panel of plywood, you can make this rollicking rocking horse. The design has all the fun essentials: fluffy mane, bridle, stirrup peg and saddle blanket. And the rockers have just the right curvature for an energetic ride. Full-size patterns make it a simple matter to trace part outlines and painting boundaries. Parts can be cut out with a saber saw and assemble with glue and wood screws. (Rag doll, pattern for doll not included). This pattern pack consists of 1 page, 30x40 inches. Or save on mailing costs! Available in PDF downloadable format too, view product 15-3194.
  •  Quick and Easy Rocking Horse (PDF)
    No cartoon DVD can take a child to places in his imagination with the speed of this rocking horse. You will be sitting tall in the saddle; too, knowing you built this pine pony using simple handheld power tools. So gallop on into your shop and get started. The rocking horse seat rests 12 inches above the floor—ideal for children 12 months to 3 years old. Featured in the October 2009 issue of WOOD. This downloadable plan is 1.7 MB with 10 pages.
  •  Rocking Horse
    Stops at the front and rear prevent energetic riders from tipping too far. Dowels and wooden balls make footrests and handholds to provide support for young equestrians. We based this one on a 17th century design found in the Museum of London. 21 inches H x 36 inches L.
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