doing the work yourself helps cut down the cost and is a simple project for any homeowner. Your children can even help with this do-it-yourself project. Patio pavers do not come cheap, though, and buying enough for your patio space may cut into your wallet...
Paver patio cost estimator by sizeOf all the factors that affect the cost of a paver patio, size is the most important. As with other projects, installation costs increase as the size of the project increases. This increase is related to the varying project duration, labor, and materials ...
And that’s my DIY patio coffee table with a cheap paver top. We love it! In fact, I loved it so much I used the rest of my 2×2 tobuild a matching concrete paver side table. You can see it in the pics below. Want to see more outdoor projects? Check outmy DIY AC unit scre...
How to Lay a Brick Paver Patio or Path We have had the most gorgeous week of weather, blue skies, soft breezes and temps in the high 70’s. It was a the ideal time to take on an outdoor DIY project and enjoy being outside. Now I’m going to warn you, this project will make ...
How To Choose Paver Colors For Your Patio, Driveway & MoreWith all the paver and wall colors available, it can be confusing to know which to choose for your outdoor project. While it’s important to have a harmonized palette, paver color selection also comes down to the intended use of...
Every decision you make when building matters when you’re working in such a small space. You’ll need to consider utilities, amenities, mobility, land, materials, labor, insurance, permits, and maintenance to determine how much you need to budget. Deciding on as many of these factors as ...
While you can’t reuse DIY stencils made using Cricut’s stencil vinyl, the great results you get make it worth the single-use for me. Even on a dimpled and imperfect surface. To really put vinyl stencils to the test, I cut a few large leaf shapes and tried them out on cheap ...
Good landscape design can be fun and rewarding with a little prior planning. Consider the shape and size of your property, any hardscape needs, how to do it, and your own personal style to make it reflect your taste. Read here for ideas.
Yep, that’s right — you don’t need to pay $20 or $30 for a store-bought reed diffuser, especially when you can find many of the raw materials to make a DIY reed diffuser lying around your home already. Here’s how to DIY a reed diffuser for a hit of naturalaromatherapy at hom...
1. How to Make a Concrete Sugar Mold Making asugar mold from concreteis a sweet way to personalize your decor. Blend household sugar into your mix for easy demolding. Perfect for making small, decorative items that add a unique touch to any room. ...