Gardening, Cooking & DIY Living
The 2×4 DIY Adirondack Bench – a perfect solution for creating beautiful, comfortable, durable – and most importantly – inexpensive outdoor seating for 2. What better way to shed the winter blues than with a little indoor woodworking project. Especially
We would be hard pressed to find something that has saved more on our garden budget than our DIY seed starting stand. Flowers and vegetable plants are extremely expensive to purchase. Especially if you are growing a large garden. Or
Where can I find free pallets? And how do I know if a pallet is safe to use? When it comes to the DIY pallet projects we feature on the blog, those two questions always seem to make it into
The look of rustic wood has never been hotter, and with a DIY pallet wall project, you can bring this great look to any part of your home – for free! How about a gorgeous rustic wood look for your
One of our biggest challenges at the farm has always been finding a way to create a practical, attractive, and yet still economical DIY greenhouse or hoop house. And with a bit of expansion plans this coming spring on the
When it comes to cordless power tools, there is one tool that stands above all others for me. So much so, that if faced with keeping only one, the choice would be swift and simple. Yes, I certainly would miss
Its time to get that house or apartment prepared for the cold with a few great winter home tips! Whether you want it to come or not, winter is just around the corner. That means everything from snow, ice and
Our shed has arrived – and its time to turn our mini cabin floor plan vision into reality! This past week, our friends at Weaver Barns delivered the shed that will soon become a tiny guest house cabin at the
So if you have never heard of a Grain BinZebo – you are about to now! A Grain BinZebo is an outdoor living space constructed from a recycled grain bin or corn crib. Not only do they look incredibly unique,
It has been exactly one year since we built our DIY Outdoor Chairs at the farm. And all we can say is we wish we had built them 5 years ago! They have simply been the most comfortable and durable