Would you like to turn your garden into the perfect oasis for summer?
These DIY garden projects are simple, won't break the Bank and
It will keep your backyard great for years to come.
As Donna told on his blog Funky Junk interiors, this gateway of wooden pallet was simple, but definitely needs some maintenance to stay quite. Donna began his project to build a road and adding wood recovered above soil. Donna let loose boards where you should change the path or remove for a special occasion. A few years later, that decision came hand. Once the runway became unstable, Donna simply replaces councils to keep their catwalk looking and feeling great.
Jen from Tatertots & Jello turned his back yard, living in a relaxing break with its stenciled circle rug DIY room. Jen, inspired by the set of Good Luck Charlie carpet by Suzanne Sharp, he decided to save $5,000 price tag and return to create a similar piece for your home. Using plates as its template for the circle, she recorded and overlapping circles and spray painted a rug from Ikea $25. The total cost was $40 for this colorful rug backyard.
After moving to one Senior House, Jenna of rain on a tin roof knew that her porch was much need for an FTA. Through the addition of electric blue paint and two tone steps, Jenna and her husband completely changed the appearance of its porch. To add to the change, Jenna also replaced its door with a $75 find Craigslist.
Courtney in the outgoing apprentice had become its cover the perfect place with a couple of pieces of 2 by 4 inch wood and a mission of the reading. After deciding the size of the bed outdoors he wanted and where it should be placed on its cover, Courtney went to work making a framework. After installation and addition of foam and upholstery, end outdoor bed. This outdoor DIY reading corner is the oasis of perfect patio for any summer day... or night!
Inspired by a purchase of three equal-sized storm Windows, DesignDreams Anne by Anne decided to build a mini-shed. She googled the info on how he understood his mini-shed could be baby perfect greenhouse. With patience and a few additional supplies, greenhouse of Anne was born.
Now, a DIYer and fan of Ana White, shared their picnic table of the DIY platform in the blog of Ana White. With little money in his pocket, but plenty of inspiration to create, now could find pallets on Craigslist to start your DIY platform picnic bench. Break one of the platforms, adding two pieces of 2 by 4 inch wood and red paint, now was complete. Total cost: $4!
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