Diy indoor awning ideas

Hi, friends! If you all know me, you know I've been wanting a corrugated metal awning forever! I've begged my husband for well over a year now. We have a single window in our kitchen and it needed to…

A shed awning isn’t just aesthetically pleasing, it’s also a great way to add value and functionality to your shed. It can be added to the door, window, or side of the shed to protect it from the elements. There are many types of awnings you can buy or you can build one yourself.

I made this quick window awning for Living Large in a Mini Kind of Way at 16th Street Theatre. We had a limited budget, and needed to build the awning to fit the small window on the set, and wanted the sides to remain open to keep the awning feeling light and decorative (thus eliminating the easiest solution of building a hard structure and covering it with fabric. I found these shelf brackets with closet rod hooks on ends at Menards. By turning them upside down I was able to get the perfect…

What better way to add a farmhouse feel than DIYing an aged metal awning above a farmhouse family wall mural!This $60 DIY is a two day project allowing the meta…

I’ve been wanting to make an awning for my kitchen but was a bit intimated by the sewing that it would require. If you remember, I’m a bit of a newbie at sewing. But I got it done and…

And it only takes 2 hours!

I have a dry erase board in my classroom kitchen that rarely gets used. It’s basically a giant white space that occasionally gets written on when students get ahold of a marker. Last summer I...

I love DIY projects. I have not done any major projects yet, but many small ones. I love home decor projects like the DIY wall art in my gu...

This post may contain affiliate links. Click {{HERE}} for full disclosure. I am sharing a fun DIY with you today; this will be part of my Easter mantel. Here are the supplies I am using: 1 tri-fold project board - Dollar Tree tape measure yard stick pencil scissors or utility knife duct tape something round

I have a dry erase board in my classroom kitchen that rarely gets used. It’s basically a giant white space that occasionally gets written on when students get ahold of a marker. Last summer I...