How To Build A Stone Firepit

How To Build A Stone Firepit

How To Build A Stone Firepit

A firepit is one of those things that can easily become a focal point of your garden. Even though this isn’t the simplest DIY project for a weekend it’s still not the hardest one. To build a stone firepit you’ll need bricks, sand, cement and stone. Of course you’ll also need some tools. Check out... 
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How To Paint Cabinet Pulls And Knobs

How To Paint Cabinet Pulls And Knobs

How To Paint Cabinet Pulls And Knobs

Spray painting is the best way to renovate some old furniture. It’s easy and quick but when you’re painting small objects like drawer pulls and cabinet knobs you may run into some issues. The main thing you need to consider is holding them straight so the paint goes on evenly and smooth. To do that... 
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DIY Trendy Mirror Coffee Table

DIY Trendy Mirror Coffee Table

DIY Trendy Mirror Coffee Table

If you already made this glamourous dresser probably you want to make a coffee table that will looks great with it. Even if you don’t a mirror coffee table could become a fashionable addition to any living room. Such tables are quite expensive so such DIY project is very reasonable. For the project you’ll need... 
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DIY Outdoor Wood Planters On Casters

DIY Outdoor Wood Planters On Casters

DIY Outdoor Wood Planters On Casters

Making good outdoor planters isn’t as hard as many of you think. For example each of these above ground wood planters you can see on pictures can be made in 20-30 minutes even if you aren’t an experienced woodworker. The cool things about them are that you can easily move them if they are placed... 
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DIY Hypertufa Table For Your Patio

DIY Hypertufa Table For Your Patio

DIY Hypertufa Table For Your Patio

DIY modern cement planters and DIY concrete planters from pavers can become beautiful and useful decorations of your backyard but what about your patio or deck? A hypertufa table could become even better addition to it. Hypertufa is an anthropic rock made from various aggregates bonded together using cement. It’s strong but doesn’t have the... 
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DIY Reclaimed Wood Walkway

DIY Reclaimed Wood Walkway

DIY Reclaimed Wood Walkway

If temperatures in your region shifts too much then concrete ins’t a great material to make a walkway. If you can also get a pile of reclaimed redwood you can make much a really beautiful walkway that will also survive harsh weather very well. Besides wood planks you’ll need several boxes of screws to keep... 
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DIY Shade And Lights For A Deck

DIY Shade And Lights For A Deck

DIY Shade And Lights For A Deck

If your deck or patio is sunny and you don’t like to sweat then you need to create a shade on it. Here is an interesting way to do that. In combination with lights you can achieve some ambience as during the day as during the night. Cheap paint tarps can become a great canvas... 
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DIY Recycled Upside Down Vases

DIY Recycled Upside Down Vases

DIY Recycled Upside Down Vases

We always search for interesting solutions for outdoor decor. DIY solutions are great because they are usually quite cheap. For example you can make and upside down vases from recycled plastic pop bottles. With them you can create a beautiful flower centerpieces or even a small vertical garden. Besides bottles themselves you’ll need twine, nails... 
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