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Easy Spring Projects

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I’m a little tired of winter, I’m thinking ahead to Spring. I have compiled some of my favorite Spring projects to inspire you.

Hopefully you’ll find a project to make it feel a little more like Spring where you are.

Happy Spring Pillow

gazing ball from a bowling ball

How to make a Garden Topiary Using Thrifted Glassware

Easy Scrap Wood Faux Birdhouse Garden Decor

Plant bench made from recycled shutters (bi-fold doors)

DIY Birdhouse with License plate roof

Home Sweet Home sign from old fence

small red porch post display

DIY PVC doggie fire hydrant

DIY Birdbath using a candlestick and a pot lid

easy diy birdhouse using wood scraps

cozy candelabra from a chandelier

give new life (and color) to your old white lawn chairs

gail

Gail Wilson is the author and mastermind behind My Repurposed Life. She is obsessed with finding potential in unexpected places and believes that with a little hard work and imagination, any old thing can be made useful again, including herself!
Gail reinvented herself during a midlife crisis and has found purpose again. She hopes you will find new ideas for old things and pick up a few tools along the way.

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  2. Hi gail~
    recognize that little birdhouse! 😉
    and You know I like the raised bed boxes…and those spray painted chairs…

    Can’t wait to get out there and do some projects around the place. –Pat

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  4. I’m ready for spring. All great projects! I have a lot of outside landscaping projects to do this spring.

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  8. So ready for spring! Winter in Minnesota can drag on but we are in the 30’s this week and ALL week which means people are leaving their coats at home! I’ve got a list of projects my hubby gets to help me with including a new trellis for the garden, a veggie gathering basket and our big project- re-purposing a set of cabinets I got at a garage sale into a coffee table! Thanks for being an inspiration :)!

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  9. Spring’s sprung down here in Austin. I have about a third of my garden planted, trying to get the jump on the squash borers this year. These are some great projects, I’ll be adding some of them to the list!

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    1. Sun–Happy you stopped by to check out my Spring projects. Good luck with those critters!!
      gail

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