Caterpillar Pull-Toy Woodworking Plan.

All American Novelties Plans - Assortment of fun gagets in wood. Assorted sizes. Over three dozen plans for making entertaining novelties. Some from the Old World, others from Early America. The wind-...

A Currier and Ives photo print is the epitome of what Christmas is all about. Their lithographs perfectly capture the mood of bygone winters. riding a one-horse open sleigh, sledding, skating, or traversing the snow. Our building instructions for this set are provided on 11 x 17-inch sheets ...

An instruction manual for building a six-horse team, royal carriage from the Victorian era. Building the project is outlined in step-by-step directions with plenty of sketches, patterns, images, and text. Introducing a full-size woodworking plan to construct a tiny Victorian royal...

This is an updated version of an old folk toy. Still a lot of fun for kids and adults too. The astronaut goes up with alternate pulls. Pull the string tight and falls back down. Scrap wood is all you ...

An ageless toy that has been around for over a century. Easy to make from a scrap block of wood. Beginner skill level using a scrollsaw.

This is a simple to make toy that is great fun. The blade assembly is placed in the launcher - the end of an 18 inch piece of strong twine is inserted in the blade dowel and the string is wound around...

The wheels in the foot of this innovative pull-toy turtle truck allow it to roll. For the turtle's shell, four layers of colourful geometric shaped wood blocks join together in the truck bed. The entire project was constructed out of 3/4-inch thick lumber.

Toddler age children will love pulling this friendly caterpillar and watching the head and tail, as well as the bug on his back, bob up and down!

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.

These loveable pull-toy animals with their smooth edges are perfect for children 2 and 3 years old.