Check out this nifty little bowling alley from the 1940’s. Complete with little wooden bowler & pins. PDF file, 20+ pages, instant download.
Table Top Bowling Alley Plans
Vintage Mini Bowling Alley / game how to plans – wood working This is based off of an original plan from the 1940’s. Get the satisfaction of making a cherished game the entire family can enjoy! 20+ pages of info. I have taken hours upon hours to re-type the instructions so they are easily readable….
What little boy (and even little girl) would not enjoy playing with their very own toy crane or bulldozer? Made from easy to find and sturdy materials, these are bound to be a favorite toy for years if not generations! These vintage toy bulldozer plans and toy crane plans are from the 1950’s. Built of…
Enjoy making this Children’s Rocking Chair from these restored and refreshed 1940’s plans. .PDF file – instant download Nothing delights children more than to have their own small furniture that duplicates in appearance and comfort the pieces that grown-ups enjoy. This is particularly true of a rocking chair, which seems to satisfy a natural craving…
My Grandfather built me a sand box but it sure was not this elaborate! Compact and complete, this back-yard summer resort for small children includes a wading pool, sand-box, and shelves on which to put away boats, pails, and beach balls. Removable awnings protect against sunburn and on cloudy days are stored beside the tiny…
This trim bicycle trailer combines lightness with strength, and a large number of packages may be carried within it. The body is constructed mainly of plywood, assembled with three-cornered cleats, screws, and glue. (Cleats of this type also make it easy to clean accumulated litter out of the corners.) Axle supports are braced with a…
Quack, quack, quack go the Momma duck and here little ducklings! Adorable and easy to knit. (this is a paid pattern) MATERIALS 4 ply Miss Canada Superior Fingering. Duck – 2 ozs. Yellow and ¼ oz. Orange. Scraps of Black for embroidery. Two No. 8 Knitting Needles. Kapok for stuffing. Ducklings – Wool left from…