Like having drinks and bites outdoors? There’s a cute idea that won’t require much space, this is a cool serving station. Using a circular saw, cut the one-by-six into two 18 /43 inch pieces, two 22 1/2 inch pieces, one 17 1/4 inch piece, and one 10 7/8 inch piece. Then cut the project panel...
Your front porch is the first thing that people see coming to your home, so make it friendlier with a cool renovated doormat! Take your old one and spray-paint it first with a layer of white, to act as primer kind of, and to be the numbers. Make sure it is extra opaque where the...
This pretty door decoration isn’t your usual wreath, it’s a very cool and original idea! You’ll need a straw tote, silk flowers and something to hang the tote. You can choose any bag you like, there are lots of options to choose from, in different shapes and sizes, here it’s a square-bottomed tote. You may...
These modern house numbers are stylish, would fit any outside décor and are easy to make! Prepare stain, house numbers, gorilla glue, Elmer’s wood glue, red oak, a picture frame hook. The tutorial is pretty easy: take your wood and stain it with as many layers as you need, let it dry. Glue the wood...
This is a really quick and easy project that will help give some personality to your front porch or foyer. Not only is it fun, it’s practical and affordable as well. The supplies are a plain doormat, Folk Art Outdoor Acrylic Paint, card stock, pencil, something to cut the pattern with, and tape, a chip...
If you are sitting on your deck or patio and feeling uncomfortable because somebody’s watching you, then a privacy screen is your solution. Just wrap your outdoor space with it and you’ll feel comfy and calm. Interested how to make one? There are various ideas and materials to use for a privacy screen: a trellis,...
Outdoor rugs can be so expensive, especially the really pretty ones – but you can make this one from everydaydishes.com – it’s cute and cheap! The supplies are an outdoor rug stencil template, card stock, a precision knife, an outdoor rug, a spray adhesive, paper to cover area not stenciled and spray paint. Download the...
Remember that pond roundup that we made last year? I’d like to continue and broaden this topic today telling you of DIY rock ponds. What’s special about rock or stone ponds is that they look incredibly natural – just like it’s a real water feature that has always been here. Actually, you needn’t make the...
Water features can’t be more popular than in summer as they relax and cool the air around them. We’ve already told you how to make fountains and ponds, and today we are sharing some waterfalls projects. Why do I love waterfalls so much? Because they relax you with an adorable sound of water, look very...
Outdoor hot tubs have conquered everybody’s hearts because it’s number one idea to forget all your problems just sitting in. There are a lot of designer ideas in various shapes and sizes but you can always make one yourself without wasting much money. Whatever idea you choose, you’ll need a bath of the size and...