I will have to try this, this summer. Let me know if anyone has done this and how it worked out. #firepit #diy #firebowl
In this build series I’m making a tabletop pinball machine with flippers that are controlled with electric actuators…
Build: tabletop chalkboard easel I modified plans from Ana White here to make portable tabletop size chalkboard easels. This smaller version of the original has a 13″ x 13″ chalk space: Versus the original folding chalkboard easel with an 18″ x 18″ chalk space: This smaller size is just the right for kids sitting... Read more
If you're looking to add a little flare to your outdoor space, this DIY concrete fire bowl will do the trick! Begin with a bag of quick setting concrete, wate…
Fire pits can take up a lot of room. They can be expensive, and frankly, they get a little unwieldy with the flames. If you want the perks of a fire pit without the hassles, then a tabletop version is the way to go.
Build your own tabletop ice hockey rink!
Happy Friday before Christmas and yes there is still time to make gifts! Today Ana White and I are sharing this tabletop ice cream parlor that takes about 30 minutes to build. I made the ice cream cones from precut wood shapes from the craft store, easy peasy and you have the cutest gift for... Read more
Learn how to build your own DIY Tabletop Easel in this tutorial. Free build plans to make your own easy artist easel.
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S'mores are a favorite summertime activity. We could seriously eat them every night. But making a fire to roast the marshmallows can sometimes become a chore. Sometimes we just want a quick S'mores without having
Keep your reads tidy and handy with this budget-friendly diy tabletop book rack, perfect for organizing and displaying books on your desk.
Want to add some ambiance to your backyard? Here's my tutorial to make a DIY tabletop fire bowl to keep the bugs away.
Make a TV stand for the top of your dresser or console to hold cable boxes.
I’m so excited to share today’s HGTV Handmade DIY with you guys – we’re making a tabletop Foosball game out of a cardboard box! This is a fun activity to spend a day making over…
When I said I was inspired by the ikebana displays at the Botanical Gardens this weekend, I bet you didn't think this was what I meant! But I was so charmed by
Learn how to make a balloon arch that you can attach to a table! With simple materials and tools, you can make the magic happen in a short amount of time.Bal...
This is my favorite DIY I’ve ever done. I’ll be making several of them for all over my yard. Best of all, this project cost me only $26. You could easily save money by spending less on a planter then I did. The sand color doesn’t matter either (hence my blue sand) since it’s covered by rocks or gems. Comment below and let me know if you’re going to try this. 👇🏻👇🏻 DISCLAIMER: I would recommend only placing this outside of your home and not inside. Although this is safe to do, it is still an open flame. DISCLOSURE: I often include links to products and services I regularly use and think you might find helpful. This means that if you click on one of the links in the description and make a purchase, the channel may receive a small commission, with no additional charge to you. Thank yo
Glam up your home decor. This tilting Art Deco-inspired tabletop picture frame instantly adds vintage elegance to any room. Easy DIY plan included.
Perfect tabletop for all your summer night entertaining. Its also perfect if you have a small backyard/small entertaining area. Its easy to make and its not expensive. Just add your smaller firepit (5 inch tall from amazon), into a larger concrete bowl (Lowes), then add in your reflective fire glass. I got mine on amazon in copper color, but you can find it at HomeDepot/Lowes etc. Then add in your rubbing alcohol, light and enjoy! Small 5 inch tall indoor outdoor firepit (amazon) • 10lb of reflective fire glass (amazon) • Concrete bowl (Lowe’s) • 81% rubbing alcohol • Long lighter or long matchstick
When you don't want to go all out and DIY a tabletop fire bowl, why not consider this easy made in minutes alternative. You only need 3 items. No tools needed.
