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Do you have ample time on your hands and you don’t know what to do with it? Do you feel like your backyard might be in desperate need of a “makeover” but you don’t know where to start?

Well, this is why we are here for you. Here you will find 45 DIY ideas on how to transform your garden into something totally new and fresh, your own magical sanctuary! We have some serious inspiration for you. Good luck!

Here Are 45 DIY Yard Projects For You:

1) Hanging Planter Tire

Incorporating unique looking planters is a great way to create reverie in your backyard. You can take common objects like a tire. Just paint one, drill some holes in it for drainage, and add some flowers to it. Get the details on this project here.

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DIY Show Off Source: DIY Show Off

2) Use String Lights For Light

String lights are an inexpensive way to illuminate your backyard. They give your backyard a fantasy-like feel. You can find lots of great ways to use string lights in your backyard here.

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Brooklyn Limestone Source: Brooklyn Limestone

3) DIY Wire Railing

Bulky wooden fences can cheapen the look of your porch. You can easily create a safe wire fence that will give your outdoor space a more modern look. Learn how to build one here.

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Sarah M. Dorsey Designs Source: Sarah M. Dorsey Designs

4) Rolling Grill/Drink Cart

Having an outdoor grill/bar cart can make entertaining a lot easier. There are a lot of different designs but this one can be made after a trip to Home Depot. Get the instructions on how to make it here.

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Jaime Costiglio Source: Jaime Costiglio

5) Teapot Fountain

Water features are so much fun. And this one looks like a magical floating teapot. You can learn how to make it on here.

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Hometalk Source: Hometalk

6) Hanging Planter Shelf

This hanging plant makes for a beautiful display. It’s also fairly easy to create. Get the tutorial here.

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Survival Life Source: Survival Life

7) Hanging Herb Garden

This chicken wire herb garden is a great way to create division in your garden. It also creates a wonderful focal display. Learn how to make one here.

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Home Made Lovely Source: Home Made Lovely

8) Glass Door Window Pane

Sheds don’t have to look ugly and industrial. You can create really pretty looking ones from old doors or window panes. Learn how to make one here.

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A Cultivated Nest Source: A Cultivated Nest

9) DIY Potting Table

There are lots of different designs for potting stations. You can make a really cute one from a repurposed changing table. You can find different ideas here.

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Pinterest Source: Pinterest

10) Fancy Picnic Table

Why have a boring picnic table when you can have a really cool looking one. All it takes is a coat of paint and some creativity. You can find lots of fun ideas here.

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Pinterest Source: Pinterest

11) Modern Outdoor Playhouse

Playhouses don’t have to look ugly and cartoony. You can make an outdoor playhouse for kids that you’ll want to hang out in too. Get the details on this one here.

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Lazy Sunday Cooking Source: Lazy Sunday Cooking

12) Outdoor Lounge Area

Nothing is more magical than lounging. You can create inexpensive lounge furniture with pallets and or cinder blocks. You’ll find tons of ideas and tutorials with a few internet searches. Learn how to make the one below here.

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Instructables Source: Instructables

13) Crochet Hammock

Storebought hammocks are nice, but having a crocheted one really makes a beautiful statement. You can make it any color you like to enliven your backyard. Learn how to make one here.

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Angie Diersman Source: Angie Diersman

14) Colorful Paper Lanterns

Lanterns will bring some light to your backyard without having to plug anything in. Colorful paper lanterns will brighten up the whole backyard. It will create a fairytale-like atmosphere.

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Jooinn Source: Jooinn

15) Build a Pergola

You have to have some craftsmanship for this project. But it’s way less expensive to build one yourself. Get some plans for different pergola designs here.

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Morning Chores Source: Morning Chores

16) Personalized Statement Planter

This project really is a beauty. You wouldn’t be able to find something personalized like this in a store and it’s fairly easy to build. Learn how to make one here.

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Remodelaholic Source: Remodelaholic

17) Build A Beach

You can create a whole new world in your own backyard. Just turn it into a beach. Learn how here.

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Sunset Source: Sunset

18) Outdoor Shower

Need to rinse all that sand off? Create a simple outdoor shower. Learn this simple design here.

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Sweet Paul Mag Source: Sweet Paul Mag

19) Garden Mirrors

These garden mirrors make it look like you’re looking into a new dimension. It also makes your outdoor spaces look a lot larger. Learn how this project was done here.

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The Brambleberry Cottage Source: The Brambleberry Cottage

20) DIY Wind Chime

You can make your own wind chime with just about anything. This crystal one is gorgeous. But you can make them from old broken jewelry, seashells, and just about anything else you can think of.

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Pinterest Source: Pinterest

21) DIY Fire Pits

DIY fire pits can be super simple to make or intricate. It depends on what kind you’d like to build. You can find different designs and plans here.

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Morning Chores Source: Morning Chores

22) Kiddie Car Wash

Backyards should be fun. And what’s more fun than a kiddie car wash sprinkler? Learn how to make one here.

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Momfluential Source: Momfluential

23) Backyard Movie Theatre

Creating a home theater doesn’t have to be expensive if you’re making one in your backyard. There are lots of different ways to go about this. Get the details here.

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The Garden Glove Source: The Garden Glove

24) Outdoor Bar

Your house will be the most fun on the block if you have a bar. Problem is, people might never want to leave! You can get DIY designs and instructions here.

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1001 Pallets Source: 1001 Pallets

25) Plant Allium Flowers

Allium flowers are fun and make you feel like you’re in a Dr. Seuss book. Their stems can grow 3 to 4 feet tall. You can learn all about these funky flowers here.

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Van Meuwen Source: Van Meuwen

26) DIY Tree Post

Making a full tree house can be a lot of work. You can meet the kids halfway with a fun tree post. Learn how to make one here.

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Apartment Therapy Source: Apartment Therapy

27) Beer Cooler Table

Never get up to get a drink again. Just make yourself a table with a built in beer/wine cooler. Get the instructions here.

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Domesticated Engineer Source: Domesticated Engineer

28) Marble Fences

Make your fence fun. You can do so by drilling holes into it and shoving marbles in the holes. The sun will shine through them and look super pretty.

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Pinterest Source: Pinterest

29) Trampoline Diving Board

No need to go out and buy a diving board to have it installed. Get a used trampoline instead. It works just as well!

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Pinterest Source: Pinterest

30) Porch Bed

The best naps are outside naps. You can nap outside with an outdoor porch bed. You can find simple day bed ideas here.

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Apartment Therapy Source: Apartment Therapy

31) Outdoor Lounge Area

If you’re going to have a magical backyard, you’re going to have to have a swing. You can make a swing from a tire, a pallet, or an old bedframe. Get some ideas here.

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Binti Home Source: Binti Home

32) DIY Greenhouses

You can grow all sorts of beautiful plants and herbs in a DIY greenhouse. You can make one from old windows or other reclaimed materials. You’ll find different tutorials here.

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Country Living Source: Country Living

33) Gather Around A Tree

Sitting under a tree and receiving its beautiful shade is a gift. One that you can recieve over and over again if you create a tree bench. Learn how to build one here.

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Homedit Source: Homedit

34) Make a Secret Hideaway

Have a secret little place in your backyard will make it feel special. Use steps and shrubbery to create your secret spot. Make sure you leave some cushion to get cozy.

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Homedit Source: Homedit

35) Decorate a Tree Stump

Don’t let your tree stumps sit around and look ugly. Spruce them up. You can paint them or you can scoop out the insides and add flowers to it.

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Homedit Source: Homedit

36) Hoola Hoop Chandelier

Why can’t you have a chandelier outdoors? You can make a simple one from a hula hoop and some string lights. You can also hang some crystals from it.

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Sarah With An H Source: Sarah With An H

37) Glowing Outdoor Orbs

Glowing orbs create an instantaneous magical feel. Their illumination gives off a soft glow that your guests will become curious about. You can find really cheap solar powered ones online.

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The Art of Doing Stuff Source: The Art of Doing Stuff

38) Chandelier Planter

You can repurpose an old chandelier by using it outdoors. You can turn the lighting fixtures into a sweet hanging planter. You can also paint it to give it a pop of color. Learn how to make on here.

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DIY Show Off Source: DIY Show Off

39) Fill Furniture With Succulents

Create a beautiful focal piece in your backyard with an old piece of furniture. Open up its drawers and fill it with succulents. You can also fill it with flowers.

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Cute DIY Projects Source: Cute DIY Projects

40) Fun Garden Markers

Garden markers make sure we don’t forget where we plant stuff. But why not have a little fun with them? You can paint rocks to look like the item you planted, like strawberries, carrots, or pumpkins.

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Adventure in a Box Source: Adventure in a Box

41) Your Kids’ Little Greenhouse

Do you have any old window panels just lying around unused? Well, you and your children can make this together, follow the tutorial here and make the cutest little greenhouse.

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