Outdoor DIY Projects – Serious Patio and Yard Inspiration
Check out these awesome and cost-effective outdoor DIY projects for your yard and patio areas. I have wrangled some amazing DIY ideas from some seriously talented bloggers.
Since it is summertime… I can’t help but browse Pinterest to find beautiful outdoor project eye candy. As a renter, I have a very limited outdoor area. I dream of the day that I am a homeowner. I have so many plans and creative ideas bouncing around in my head.
I wanted to feature some amazing DIY-ers who have created some amazing outdoor DIY projects that you can create for your home, even if you are a renter!
10 Outdoor DIY Projects and Budget-friendly Backyard Ideas
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1. This amazing DIY bench.
Jaw-dropping gorgeous. I adore the finish on this bench and especially placed around a lot of greenery, and it doesn’t even look like a DIY backyard project. This looked like a magazine shot to me. Don’t you think?
2. Create some beautiful paint-dipped rope-wrapped planters for your porch or as a centerpiece!
Try saying that 3 times fast. These planters would work perfectly for different areas of your backyard, and would be a perfect solution for herbs on your deck. Especially, if you don’t have the space for an in ground garden bed.
3. Chandelier Planter
I love this whole idea of creating chandelier planters. Super chic. This type of decor would work wonderfully under a pergola or a covered outdoor bar or back porch. You could also till these types of planters with herbs if it is next to an outdoor kitchen area. That would be a great time saver.
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4. Ladder shelf decor
How freaking gorgeous is this ladder look adorned with babies’ breath and tea lights? I love this easy diy idea of upcycling old wooden ladders for whimsical decor in your outdoor space. The vintage lantern adds a pretty touch, too! Amazed.
Source: A DIY and Handmade Campsite Wedding from Love My Dress
5. The perfect outdoor swing… and you can make it!
I love DIY projects like this one. It promotes relaxation and being still more often. If you have a small yard or a smaller back porch, this type of outdoor swing would work well in these types of spaces.
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6. Driftwood Candle Holder
Create an amazing budget-friendly hanging candle holder. Using some old pieces of driftwood. Wonderful use of upcycling and repurposing from scratch to create some beautiful coastal candle wall sconces.
7. DIY Modular Seating
Shanty-2-Chic is constantly blowing my mind. Her projects are so user-friendly. She gives you measurements and detailed instructions on how to build each of her projects. This modular outdoor furniture DIY project is so cool. I love it! This type of modular sitting with good quality lumber, cushions, and stellar longevity is another great example of adding comfort to your outdoor space.
8. Repurpose an Old Door or Window Panel
This use of an old door is so adorable. I think this could work for many renters and those looking for easy diy backyard ideas. I always say it is important to use the vertical space in a small space. This vertical planter for flowers with a great example.
9. Repurpose Tin Cans
I would have never thought to do this with tin cans. What a creative, inexpensive, fun project for renters and homeowners. These would work great on a blank wall in your outdoor space to become tea light lanterns.
10. A Pop Up Pergola
This is a cute and inexpensive way to dress up in a blah outdoor area. Turn it into an area people actually want to hang out in. Once the pergola has been assembled. You can get some comfortable and durable cushion seating and add some coziness with throw pillows, decor, and string lights
Well, what do you think? I did good finding these talented people. Don’t forget to check out their sites!! Finally, if you’re dealing with a small space, check out these tips to help your small patio feel cozy.
Here are a few more DIY projects I think you’ll enjoy:
