WoodPatternExpert Customer Terry shared his picture of the bunk bed he built using the WoodPatternExpert Spit-Size Bunk Bed plan.

Each WoodPatternExpert plan starts with a full comprehensive materials list, a detailed pattern for every piece of wood, and detailed step-by-step project assembly instructions and illustrations, allowing anyone, regardless of experience, to make the project and make it look like an expert made it.

WoodPatternExpert plans are printed on standard 8.5” x 11” paper and also available as a Digital Downloadable PDF.

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WoodPatternExpert Customer Bob, who is out of Canada, shared his picture of the bunk bed he built using the WoodPatternExpert Spit-Size Bunk Bed plan. He made this wonderful bunk bed for his twin grandsons.

Each WoodPatternExpert plan starts with a full comprehensive materials list, a detailed pattern for every piece of wood, and detailed step-by-step project assembly instructions and illustrations, allowing anyone, regardless of experience, to make the project and make it look like an expert made it.

WoodPatternExpert plans are printed on standard 8.5” x 11” paper and also available as a Digital Downloadable PDF.

Build like an expert at WWW.WoodPatternExpert

Each WoodPatternExpert plan starts with a full comprehensive materials list, a detailed pattern for every piece of wood, and detailed step-by-step project assembly instructions and illustrations, allowing anyone, regardless of experience, to make the project and make it look like an expert made it.

WoodPatternExpert plans are printed on standard 8.5” x 11” paper and also available as a Digital Downloadable PDF.

Build like an expert at WWW.WoodPatternExpert

Hi,

Im looking for the easiest way to transfer the pattern from paper to wood. I look forward to your suggestion.

Thanks

Russ

WoodPatternExpert's Tip for Russ was:

Hello Russ. My preferred method depends if I am producing more than one of the same item. If I am making just one, I simply cut the paper pattern, tape pages when there is more than one page, tape to the board and then trace it.

If I am making two or more, I will cut the paper pattern and tape pages to a piece of cardboard stock so that I can trace it onto the cardboard stock. After cutting the cardboard stock I simply lay that onto the wood and trace each pattern.

I hope this tip works well for your project(s).