Outdoor Projects
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Getting Ready for Fall
This past weekend, our weather went from 100 degrees to 65 degrees in two days. While we're happy with the cooler weather, it also brings to mind the other things that Fall entails: leaves, rain and cold. You can save yourself time, grief (and money) if you take a couple of hours out of your Continue reading»
Free Plan: Porch Swing With A Curve
This clever porch swing design from 'Backyard Projects for Today's Homestead' uses bent lamination sides to support the slats and to create the arms. Clever, and an interesting project. Download the free PDF plans by following the link below. Free Porch Swing Plan
I Can Do That: Limbert Outdoor Cafe Chair
A great chair to make in pairs (or more), this outdoor version of a classic Charles Limbert Arts & Crafts cafe chair is simple to make using basic home center lumber and only a few common tools. Very little woodworking experience required. Download the Limbert Chair Plans Here
I Can Do That: Outdoor Garden Bench Project
Built from pine boards available from you local home store, this outdoor bench can be built with only a jigsaw and screw gun. A simply coat of paint to match your decor and you'll be sitting pretty! This project is one of many from 'Backyard Projects for Today's Homestead'. Click here to download your free Continue reading»
Outdoor Lantern
Add some mood lighting to your next outdoor affair with this great Arts & Crafts luminary.
All-weather Morris Chair Plan
When it comes to slouchy comfort, there are few chairs that answer that call better than the Morris chair. But when it's 70 degrees, the sun is shining and you just want to get out of the house, you need a special Morris chair. An all-weather Morris chair. Say no more! This is the newly-updated Continue reading»
Building A Chickadee House
The two most numerous chickadee species in North America are the black-capped chickadee found primarily throughout the northern U.S. and Canada, and the Carolina chickadee native to the southeast U.S. Both birds have a distinctive black cap and bib separated by white cheeks, and gray back and wings. Their bodies have an orange cast, but Continue reading»
