Convertible crib plans

Hi friends! When shopping for cribs, I wasn’t finding anything I loved, so we decided to build exactly what I had in mind! I followed Shanty2Chic’s plans for their crib and modified them to be the height and style I had in mind. We also made sure to hand select our lumber - we wanted really straight boards and didn’t want a lot of rough knots, etc. For the back of the crib, the plans call for 2x6s around all edges, and we changed that to be 2x4s on the sides and bottom, then we did a…

Another grandchild on the way I have the plans from plan designs #CNCR2 has anybody built this? I plan on using walnut or mahogany, would like any tips and...

Well done Jeff, looks great.

I will never get a convertible crib and you shouldn’t either. Stick with the traditional baby crib. Convertible cribs are a pain. They require extra parts, that when not in use must be stored. I do not understand why anyone would want a convertible crib!

Hi yall! This is Sara from OnHouseandHome.com and I'm sharing my favorite DIY project ever; my sons baby crib. This crib is made from pine and poplar and comes in at roughly $200. I used a table saw, drill, kreg jig, and router to build it. It has survived one move and is now housing my second son so I can promise that it is just at strong as it is sylish. Full tutorial available here.

In honor of the expansion of the TDC team, I thought crib plans were in order! Adjustable to three different heights… side rail removes to make a toddler bed. **This is, as far as I know, the very first plan of this kind EVER posted on the interwebs… so with that said, consider this a … Continue reading "Free DIY Furniture Plans to Build a Land of Nod Inspired Low Rise Crib"

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