The spring and summer time is when we get projects completed that we have put off all winter. However, don’t let the cooler air stop you from creating projects all year long. Here’s 52 projects that you can make all year long and then some!
- Refinish a piece of furniture
- Check out a local thrift store and purchase a item to upcycle
- Spend a day shopping Garage Sales and challenge yourself to repurpose a piece of furniture
- Make a scarf out of your old T-shirts
- Make boot socks out of old sweaters
- Check out your local ReStore (Habitat for Humanity)
- Peek in a dumpster – you never know what you may find
- Host a Family Game Night
- Give your “tired” home decor accessories a face lift
- Paint your front door in a fun, new color
- Plant a herb garden
- Buy a new to you power tool (or several)
- Make a birdfeeder
- Paint flower pots
- Create a memory jar
- Make a time capsule
- Make a family command center
- Repurpose something
- Upcycle something
- Shop at a flea market
- Make your own tablecloth
- Give your pet a new bed
- Make a Halloween costume
- Make a new Spring wreath for your front door
- Make a Fall wreath for your front door
- Make an Ornament wreath for your front door
- Go on a barn pick
- Decorate a pumpkin
- Make something out of an old tire
- Make some new throw pillows
- Plant a flower bed
- Make an upcycled invention kit
- Paint an accent wall
- Make something with a pallet
- Distress a piece of glass
- Make your own wine glasses
- Make a lamp
- Make your own ombre candles
- Make crayon art
- Make String Art
- Make your own hardware jewelry
- Make duct tape crafts
- Make your own window clings
- Make a chalkboard
- Make a thankful tree
- Make your own coasters
- Use embroidery hoops for a project
- Make garden decor, like these DragonFlies
- Update a drab bathroom
- Make a serving tray out of pallet wood or old cabinet door
- Make fabric art
- Rust something
Which projects have you completed (or will complete) this year?
Even if you think that you can’t do something you should do them to prove to yourself that YOU CAN in fact complete these projects. For some the fact of that matter of using a power tool stops them, please don’t let it! With a bit of caution and will power you too can use power tools!
Each and everyone of you inspire me and I LOVE to see the work that you’ve created. Feel free to share with me on Instagram, Twitter or Facebook. And as always, be sure to follow Diva Of DIY on Pinterest and sign up for our FREE Newsletter to receive the latest projects delivered straight to your inbox!