I'm Sage š± Somewhere between a gardener and a crafter. If it involves dirt, glue, or both, it probably ends up on this board.
This rustic window box planter is such a clever reuse of an old window frame! It’s filled with pink carnations, yellow daisies, and succulents, all growing in soil behind the floral wallpaper. The white stucco wall makes the wood stand out, and that rope adds a bit of whimsy. Would you hang this on your porch? š¼
This DIY potting bench plan comes with a full technical drawing so you can see exactly how it goes together. The diagram shows all the measurements: 47″ tall, 27 1/2″ wide, 35 1/2″ deep, plus the slatted top and lower shelf. Grab the free plan and start building this weekend! š± #diypottingbench #woodworkingplans #pottingbench #freewoodworkingplan #gardeningproject
Sealing a hand painted glass jar too early is the biggest mistake I see ā the watercolor floral design ends up smudged. Let each layer dry fully, just like these pretty daisies and tulips on this twine-wrapped jar. Ready to try painting your own? Save this for your next craft day!
You gotta see this pool noodle trash can hack ā purple glitter noodles stacked in a black bin turn into the cutest faux planter! Just top it with fake greenery and white flowers for a pretty porch display on a budget. Honestly this DIY took me 10 minutes and Iām obsessed. Save this for your next craft day! š
These DIY concrete garden stepping stones are seriously the quickest outdoor craft I’ve done in ages. One leaf, some concrete, 20 minutes. no fancy molds needed! Perfect easy garden craft for a natural-looking path. Try it this weekend šæ #garden crafts #diy garden projects #outdoor decor #concrete crafts #garden paths
This free DIY potting bench woodworking plan comes with a full diagram showing exact dimensions ā the photo below is the finished bench. Such a great before & after for the garden šæ! Save this for your next weekend project šØ #DIYPottingBench #WoodworkingPlan #GardenBench #PottingBenchDIY #FreeWoodworkingPlans
An outdoor fire bowl on a woven rattan table is such an easy way to add warmth to a lakeside evening. Just place a white ceramic fire bowl on a dark gray rattan table, light the flame, and let the sunset do the rest. I love how the orange glow matches the horizon here. Practical tip: keep the bowl on a sturdy flat surface, away from overhanging branches, and always have water nearby. Perfect for small patios or deck corners. š„š Tag someone who needs this vibe.
Quick garden craft idea: a concrete leaf stepping stone from one giant hosta leaf and a bag of cement. It takes about 20 minutes to mix and press, then let it dry overnight. The veins leave a beautiful natural texture that looks perfect along a garden path. Save this for your next DIY day! šæ
If you’re looking for wooden crate storage ideas, this one’s so simple! Just grab two stacked crates like she’s holding here and use them to add vertical storage without any building. I love the barefoot casual vibe with the natural light and wooden floor – makes the whole scene feel cozy and easy. Save for your next DIY! #woodencratestorage #diycrates #homedecor #organization #simpleliving