How To DIY A Garden Sink Using An Old Ceiling Globe
Transform an old ceiling globe into a charming garden sink with this eco-friendly DIY that adds convenience, creativity, and sustainable style outdoors.
Read MoreTransform an old ceiling globe into a charming garden sink with this eco-friendly DIY that adds convenience, creativity, and sustainable style outdoors.
Read MoreIt's hard to get the lighting for an outdoor dining area just right, but this simple and inexpensive Dollar Tree solar light fixture will brighten any table.
Read MoreWhen it's time to hang a wreath on the door or your front gate, why go for the same circular look everyone else has? Instead follow Martha Stewart's lead.
Read MoreLawn and garden tools take up space and can make a mess of a garage or backyard. Walmart has a shed you build yourself that people seem to like.
Read MoreGive your picnic setup a waterproof upgrade with a clever IKEA-inspired DIY that’s simple, easy-to-clean, and built to last through every season.
Read MoreStars are popular design elements at both Hanukkah and Christmas, so lighting your yard with bright DIY star decorations is a no brainer. Let Martha help.
Read MoreLeftover bricks sometimes sit in an ignored pile on the edge of a yard. That’s a shame, because they can be used to create so many useful features and objects.
Read MoreIf you live somewhere that gets deep freezes in winter, DIY ice lanterns are a fun, inexpensive, and traditional way to decorate your porch or driveway.
Read MoreDecorating in freezing weather might seem like no fun, but this easy DIY takes advantage of the temps, giving a welcoming glow to your front porch or walkway.
Read MoreA thrifty holiday project turns a familiar garden item into outdoor decor, offering a customizable way to brighten winter spaces without bulky storage.
Read MoreLocal birds making it through winter love accessing your birdbath. But you need to keep the water from freezing: Check your bathroom or Jeep for a solution.
Read MoreHoliday wreaths can feel a little repetitive and boring. This year, consider creating a couple of simple yet stylish DIY alternatives Martha Stewart recommends.
Read MoreWhen the lights go out, the first instinct is to grab a flashlight and candles. But if those are nowhere to be found, head to your kitchen for a solution.
Read MoreOversize wall art on the sides of houses, garden sheds, and fence lines is trendy. DIY a fun, summer-themed display with extra pie tins and a little paint.
Read MoreThe very first step to choosing pavers for your driveway is deciding what size to pick, as sizes have different upsides and vary among materials and shapes.
Read MoreNo one wants their tomatoes to fall to the ground and spoil. Luckily, this hack can help keep that from happening and is easy enough for any gardener.
Read MorePutting together your own fence may sound like a daunting task, but following these tips by Mike Holmes will make you feel like an absolute pro.
Read MoreWhen planning a patio or deck, we often think about the look of the furniture or umbrella. But don't ignore those terra cotta plant pots sitting on the rail.
Read MoreHere's everything you need to know about the tools, materials, and preparation it takes to build a retaining wall out of wood, including when to call a pro.
Read MoreCongratulations! You've decided on crushed stone for your garden pathways. But the pros and cons of limestone versus gravel depend on your goals and budget.
Read MoreA basic fence latch can work harder and look better. With a few affordable tweaks, your gate can be safer and way more stylish than the standard hardware.
Read MoreCreate an inexpensive, DIY birdbath with nothing more than a pile of stones -- here's what to know about this DIY before you make it yourself.
Read MoreLooking to add a fountain to your garden? There are plenty of ways to incorporate running water into your landscaping. Check out these ideas.
Read MoreIt's important to consider which type of fence is best for your specific project, and pressure-treated panels have their own advantages and disadvantages.
Read MoreIt's easy to want to personalize a home and bring a vision to life. But that vision may be so unique that neighbors, home buyers, even family aren't all in.
Read MoreAs winter approaches, having a constantly available birdbath for feathered visitors is a great idea. Some materials survive harsh temps better than others.
Read MoreGearing up for the holiday often involves decorating porch railings and posts. Create volume and save money with these handy pool noodle decorating tricks.
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