DIY Wooden Toy Plans

Long before injection molding and mass production, countless generations of children played with lovingly crafted wooden toys. These timeless treasures are yours to build with free wooden toy plans. Colorful enamels have a hard, durable finish and permanent markers will make adding eyes and details easy.

From simple toys like whistles and yoyos, to advanced projects like a replica wooden stove or Dutch shuffleboard are laid out in easy-to-follow instructions.


Use scrap lumber or plywood and create a toy box full of toys for your favorite little one.

Whether you build a count and stack tower or an elephant pull toy for a toddler or a rubber band gun for an older child, free wooden toy plans will help you create fun and durable toys for the whole family to enjoy. Never use treated lumber for children's toys and make sure to use non-toxic paints and finishes.



Hobby Horse

Hobby Horse

This bronco riding stick is a simple toy that will amuse kids outdoors during the summer months or indoors at any time.


Read more...
Winnie the Pooh

Winnie the Pooh

From left-over plywood you can make a 12 inch Winnie the Pooh. After you cut out the pieces and put it together, just pull the string and watch him move.


Read more...
Duck Pull Toy

Duck Pull Toy

Little toddlers have always love pull toys and this duck pull toy moves its bill and wags its head.


Read more...
A Yo-Yo

A Yo-Yo

A homemade yo-yo is truly the best yo-yo you will ever own. Build a wooden yo-yo using this easy to follow plan.


Read more...
Play Kitchen Set

Play Kitchen Set

Build this adorable play kitchen and give kids hours of endless pretend play. Fits kids up to seven years of age.


Read more...
Magic Coin Bank

Magic Coin Bank

The coin disappears...can you figure out how? Place a coin in the drawer and watch your coin disappear. Money in the bank! Build several of these as Christmas presents for those special kids.


Read more...
Build a Chessboard

Build a Chessboard

You can build a chessboard in less time than it takes to play a game. It's hard to beat a veneered chessboard. Spend a few hours in the shop, and you can give someone the pleasure of whiling away hours jousting on a classy-looking board. And so cheap to make.


Read more...