Adirondack Chairs Patterns - Download and Print Full Size Plans

These full size plans are ready for instant download - take them to your local printshop!

INSTANT DOWNLOAD in AUTOCAD - The most popular plans by far are the Adirondack Furniture Plans - from the Grandpa Adirondack Chair to the Child Adirondack Chair, plus foot stools, settees and tables - this Adirondack Patterns(Also known as Muskoka Chairs) series is simply exceptional.

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We love the traditional themes and practicality of Phil's projects. Everything is built to last, to be enjoyed by family and friends for years to come. We asked Phil to give us a little background on himself and his plans. Following are his comments:

"After watching my Grandfather and Father for many years, I too, am a "self taught" woodworker. I entered the Canadian Workshop toy contest in 1990, and won twice. Since then, I have designed and built mostly "country" furniture and accent pieces for our home and friends. I started The Barley Harvest as a legitimate small business in 1992.

I used to sell country furniture and accessories at a couple of local Arts stores, but now only find the time to design new projects, and add them to the web site. The projects on this site range from a solid pine armoire with an antiqued finish, to assorted Outdoor Furniture. Most of the projects here, occupy a place in my home or cottage... Phil Barley"