Crib blueprints

Here are five cribs you can DIY. More

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"

Well done Jeff, looks great.

Diy mini crib

One day, I decided to build a crib for my baby. The idea was thrilling. I had never taken on such a project before, but I was determined. It wasn't just about saving money; it was about making something special. I poured over countless DIY crib plans, trying to find the one that felt right for us. The process was a mix of excitement and challenge. Along the way, I learned the value of patience and precision. Choosing the right plan took time. I wanted to ensure the crib would be safe…

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 th…

Farmhouse Crib by DIYsinctly Made

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"

Custom furniture cribs hardwood

I absolutely adore this farmhouse style crib built by the handy couple over at DIYstinctly Made. With a nine- and six-year-old, I am way past the baby stage. However, if I were designing a nursery,

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 th…

Baby crib out of old barn wood.

Just finished a pine crib for my sister. No Plans, I followed all the rules and I hate water based stain...

Rustic Crib More

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.

I had to share what my husband just finished for our little boy. This crib converts into a toddler bed and a full size bed so it will grow with him for a very long time! Also a matching dresser/changing table is in the works!