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BLANKET CHEST- Full size plans.

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This chest features raised panels on three sides and a simple scrolled base. Originally used to store blankets, pillows, etc. but can also be used to store toys, games or anything needing to be put out of the way. It can be cedar lined if desired. 21" x 44"L x 21 1/4"H.

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