What child wouldn't want their very own pony to ride! Make their dream come true with our toddler scooter project. Features a lazy susan bearing for smooth, easy steering. Make with 6 inch diameter poly wheels which can roll smoothly (check local hardware stores for lawnmower wheel replacements). This woodworking plan provides full size illustrations, exploded view diagrams and instructions to make the project shown. Project measure 26 inches long with an 8 inch seat height.
Our youth sized chair is ideal for 3-12 year olds. Its uncomplicated design makes it easy to build using standard sized lumber. Build it with pine or spruce lumber and stain it the colour of your choosing. This woodworking plan provides full size illustrations.
Every child wants their very own dog to ride on! Make their dream come true with our toddler scooter project. Features a lazy suzan bearing for smooth, easy steering. Project measure 26 inches long with an 8 inch high seat height.
What child wouldn't want their very own bear to ride! Make their dream come true with our toddler scooter project. Features a lazy suzan bearing for smooth, easy steering.
What child wouldn't want their very own pony to ride! Make their dream come true with our toddler scooter project. Features a lazy susan bearing for smooth, easy steering. Make with 6 inch diameter poly wheels which can roll smoothly.
A warm and friendly light for those dark and scary nights. Perfect for your hallway or child’s room. Makes children feel safe and secure. Check on children without disturbing them. A quick and easy project to make from scrap wood.
This children's puzzle has several educational features. The twelve numbers have been designed with the same number of sides as the number itself.
Toddler age children will love watching this friendly turtle toddle and bob along, his head and tail bobbing up and down as they pull him across the floor.
Small children just love the rattling sound of the table-tennis balls inside the wheels of this foot-powered vehicle! Perfect for developing young muscles, our stable little car should lead the parade...