Diy baby furniture

I wanted something that A) didn't look like a changing table, and B) could double as something different down the road. So check out my DIY Changing Table!

This simple changing table features is basically a bookcase with a removeable topper, enabling you to convert back to a changing table. Features two large shelves and a divided topper, perfect for a changing pad and keeping baby necessities at hand.

Easy and free baby changing table woodworking plans showing you how to build a baby changing table with inspiration from Pottery Barn for LESS THAN $100.

Diy mini crib

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…

A great way to bond with your new born baby or keep him or her closer to you would be by using a cosleeper. Cosleepers are very safe to use, with them, you can

The idea of building my baby boys bassinet felt like a perfect way for me to welcome him into our lives. I used a variety of timber - Oregon, Merbu, Cypress pine, and Victorian Ash all of which I salvaged from worksite skips, and hard rubbish collection p

Find an in-depth how to at Giggleberry Creations.

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, this beauty would be at the center it! Sarah and Kurt knew they wanted