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When your toddler graduates from a crib to a bed, it is the perfect time to re-evaluate her bedroom and make any necessary
design changes. More than likely, the biggest piece of furniture to change (and the one wit h the biggest price tag) is the bed.
Therefore, longevity and quality are important considerations when it comes to choosing one .
Already the parents of little Joe, Dawn and Doug Cannon were ready for the arrival of their second child, a girl. Aware of
the lightning speed at which infants grow, they got ahead of the game by building a bed tha t Eleanor Rose could use for
several years. They selected a classic stylepainted white and created from four newel post s, beaded board, and smooth
wood. Keeping future slumber parties in mind, the Cannons also added a trundle bed for spac e-saving versatility. It's the
perfect bed to grow into.
For detailed illustrations and instructions for building the bed, click here.
Great for storing bedtime stories, this table is painted A pastel palette of florals and solids creates an enchanting
green to match the walls (American Tradition, English room for a little girl. The coordinating rug provides a soft
Spring #92-39B, satin). Inset: Attach a floral ribbon to spot for playing on the floor.
brighten the shade of a reading lamp.
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Lumber Millwork
Fasteners
Tools
4 (2") appliance casters
Tape measure
Approximately 310 #8 x 3/4 wood screws* (flat
Pencil
head, steel)
Circular saw
Approximately 40 #8 x
Hammer and nail set
1 1/4 wood screws* (flat head, steel)
Table saw
Approximately 25 #8 x
Clamps
2 1/2 wood screws* (flathead, steel)
Framing square
1 (1-pound) box 3-penny, bright-steel casing nails
Chalk snap line
1 (1-pound) box 6-penny, bright-steel casing nails
Miter box
4 (5/16" x 1 1/4") fender washers
Drill and bits
4 (5/16") hex lock nuts
Paintbrush
32 (7") Simpson angle stops
Sandpaper
8 (3 1/4") Simpson gusset angles
8 (3/8- x 3") bright-steel lag bolts
*We recommend Phillips-type screws.
8 (3/8") bright-steel flat washers
8 (3/8") zinc split lock washers
4 (1") plastic super slides
Carpenters' yellow wood glue
With it's clean lines and classic look, this bed is made rom beaded board and newel posts with round finials.
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Bed Ends
top crosspieces 1x4 33" 4
Trundle Bed
frame ends 1x6 37 5/8" 2
front 1 x 10 77 1/8" 1
Upper Bed
ends 1x6 38 3/8" 2
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