Lady lays gray squares over crushed stone in her backyard. The result looks so expensive

Georgia Lynn

Lady pushes curved tiles at an angle into mulch along her garden. This totally transformed the front yard

Morgan Reed

Lady stacks clear blocks with tiny lights onto dark stone. Everyone asks where she bought it

Holly Owens

Lady drapes white fabric over copper pipes in concrete pots. The backyard has never looked better

Holly Owens

Lady stacks rustic clay tubes and places glass on top in her backyard. Everyone asks where she bought it

Morgan Reed

Lady pushes colorful bottles into wet concrete along her garden bed. The result looks so expensive

Holly Owens

Lady wraps copper wire around glass jars and hangs them from wood. The patio has never looked better

Georgia Lynn

Man pours heavy wet cement into tall ribbed plastic wastebaskets. Neighbors ask where he bought them

Holly Owens

Lady presses blue plastic ice cube trays into wet cement slabs. The texture looks like carved stone

Georgia Lynn

Guy pours mixed cement into flexible silicone muffin pans. This costs almost nothing to make

Morgan Reed

Woman pours wet cement into disposable aluminum pie tins. The finished border looks store-bought

Morgan Reed

Man pours wet cement into cheap plastic trick-or-treat buckets. This upgraded the whole garden in a weekend

Georgia Lynn

Lady presses plastic floral serving trays into wet cement slabs. Neighbors ask where she bought them

McKayla Davis

Lady stacks pale wood pieces into gray blocks by her porch. The result looks so expensive for fall

Holly Owens

Lady weaves leafy vines through a simple metal frame on her patio. Everyone asks where she bought it

Holly Owens

Lady pushes green bottles into dirt along her walkway. The backyard has never looked better at night

McKayla Davis

Press a lattice plastic laundry basket into wet concrete slabs. Friends swear they came from a nursery (DIY woven-look garden pavers made from pressing plastic laundry baskets into wet cement).

Morgan Reed

Pour wet concrete mix between a large ribbed bucket and a smaller pail. Neighbors ask where she bought them (DIY fluted statement planter made from pouring white cement between plastic buckets).

Georgia Lynn