Whether you're dreaming of a fresh new kitchen backsplash or gearing up for a full bathroom overhaul, I’ve rounded up my go-to advice along with some of the most helpful resources and products I’ve used for my projects.
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Here in the Northeast, it feels like Mother Nature hit “snooze” on summer, but the forecast says she’s finally waking up, and I am ready! Summer is the season of sunshine, backyard hangs, and projects that don’t require four layers of flannel (just one in the evening will do!) So I’ve rounded up five easy DIY projects that will help you soak up every last bit of it, whether you're the grill master, the garden whisperer, or just here for the vibes, there’s something for you. Let’s get started friends!
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I saw this door online for almost $10,000 and I thought to myself, “I can build that for cheaper!” The budget is $1,500 and I have no idea if it’ll even hang upright because it is massive, but we’re certainly going to try. Most people would take a slab this size and turn it into a table, or a countertop, or some other beautiful piece of furniture, but you all know I love a sliding barn door and that’s what we’re going to make! So grab your tools and let’s get started friends!
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If you’ve ever found yourself halfway into a DIY project, drill in one hand, screw in the other, and wondered, “Is this even the right tool for the job?” you’re not alone. Drills and impact drivers are two of the most common tools in a DIYer’s arsenal, but they aren’t always interchangeable. They each have specific strengths and ideal uses, and knowing the difference can save you time, frustration, and stripped screws. I’m lucky that my dad was able to teach me how to use tools as well as a lot of what I know about DIYing. But if you don’t have someone who can show you the DIY ropes, I’ve got you! In this post we’re breaking down the difference between drills and impact drivers in plain terms. Whether you’re hanging a few shelves, building a deck, or assembling furniture, by the time you're done reading you’ll know exactly which tool to pick up and why it’s the right one for the job.
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