14 Used Items To Upcycle Into A Charming DIY Birdbath
Looking for a fun, thrifty DIY for your yard? There are so many things that can be upcycled into a birdbath, from old kitchenware to discarded gardening items.
Read MoreLooking for a fun, thrifty DIY for your yard? There are so many things that can be upcycled into a birdbath, from old kitchenware to discarded gardening items.
Read MoreDIY a fly trap by combining syrup, a hot dog, and a lidded container to create a trap that doesn't stink and reduces the number of flies in your camp or yard.
Read MoreThis DIYer used free pallets to create a colorful backyard deck that came together in a couple of weekends. Here's how to pull off this detached deck idea.
Read MoreThis charming pumpkin DIY that creates a stunning floral display is trending on social media. Here's how to do it, as well as tips to make yours last.
Read MoreThis idea uses woks to create a tall planter that's sure to be a centerpiece in any space. You'll also need some pipes, concrete, and a bucket or stand.
Read MoreWant to add a glow to your yard on a budget? This viral DIY using Dollar Tree bowls and solar lights can net you some chic lighting features for $10 to $20.
Read MoreWith just a few pool noodles and a 5-gallon bucket, this clever DIYer makes a show-stopping fall planter that looks spookily like the $100 storebought version.
Read MoreCarpenter bees, while not dangerous, can spell trouble for wooden structures. These natural methods can help deter, eradicate, or even relocate them.
Read MoreIf your yard is being plagued by wasps, and you want to avoid chemicals, this easy DIY trap requires just three simple household ingredients and a soda bottle.
Read MoreLarge plates, especially vintage versions, often have a concave contour. That fact alone makes them prime candidates for use as part of an easy DIY birdbath.
Read MoreWith this easy DIY, you can turn empty tuna cans into outdoor lights that emit a soft glow. They can be placed in planters or even along a garden path.
Read MorePostwar America saw baby boomers and their parents doing more DIY projects for their backyards, but some of these design choices are rarely seen these days.
Read MoreInstead of spending good money for decorative patio table lanterns, you can DIY a beautifully textured version just by using a white crayon and clear sealer.
Read MoreFinding a birdbath with a fall or Halloween theme is tough. Good news: You can easily DIY one using a plastic trick-or-treat bucket for some seasonal flair.
Read MoreTraditional, store-bought birdbaths can be expensive. A thrifted Bundt pan is the perfect shape for a DIY birdbath, and lets you express your own aesthetic.
Read MoreOutdoor pizza ovens are popular, but pricey. While you can build your own, it likely will be more of a headache, and more expensive, than you might expect.
Read MoreIf you hike, you almost certainly have a beloved old, beat up pair of boots sitting in a closet. Don't toss them — they can become your next adorable planter.
Read MoreComposting kitchen and yard waste has become increasingly popular. And while you can buy a fancy bin, there are plenty of low-cost or free DIY bin options.
Read MoreBirdbaths are a wonderful addition to any yard. But if you have only a balcony or porch, or are on a tight budget, this compact DIY is the next best thing.
Read MoreIf your strategy is to pull or poison weeds as you spot them all around your gravel driveway, it's too late — they're here. But there's a better approach.
Read MoreConcrete patios are nice, but they can stain, crack, or simply look tired. Rather than replacing them, consider this alternative DIY that sits right on top.
Read MoreCarpenter bees are beneficial pollinators, but they wreak havoc on wood decks and other structures. One trick to deter them also makes your deck look fresh.
Read MoreConcrete driveways inevitably crack, inviting more weeds each year. This quick, affordable fix will stop weeds for many seasons, and cover up the cracks.
Read MorePreventing wasps from setting up shop in your yard is easier than dealing with them once they’ve established a nest. Crochet hooks and yarn to the rescue!
Read MoreIt’s easy to confuse cement and concrete when talking about them, but they are two different materials serving very different functions in shared projects.
Read MoreGravel driveways can be efficient, affordable, and attractive. Quikrete offers several options, but you need to choose the right gravel for the right job.
Read MoreIron clawfoot bathtubs are cool, until you need to dispose of them. With this funky DIY and a little elbow grease, you can turn that tub into outdoor seating.
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