Build your own lightweight cornhole boards with this easy and affordable DIY project. Using simple materials like 1x3s and 1/2" plywood, you can make portable cornhole boards for under $25 each. Perfect for beginners, these boards are fun to build and easy to customize with paint or stain—great for backyard games, tailgating, and summer parties.

DIY Aluminum Serving Tray Stand – Perfect for Parties, Potlucks, and BBQs!

If you're anything like us, you know presentation matters—especially when you're hosting. Whether it's a backyard BBQ, a birthday bash, or a cozy potluck dinner, how you serve your food can make all the difference in not just how it looks, but how easy it is to clean, serve, keep hot or cold, and keep looking great throughout the party.

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Build your own stylish and sturdy picnic table with this completely free woodworking plan! Featuring clean lines and a sleek, minimalist design, this table fits beautifully in any outdoor space. Our step-by-step instructions include easy-to-follow diagrams, a full shopping list, and a precise cut list to help you build with confidence. No guesswork—just grab your tools and get started!

Clean lines, solid build, and standout style—this DIY outdoor table and bench set is made to impress and built to last. With a durable cedar top and sturdy, deck-inspired framing using 2x lumber and chunky 4x4 legs, it delivers a modern, high-end look without the high-end cost.

And the best part? The plans are completely free—perfect for DIYers of all skill levels.

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Looking for a spacious, stylish outdoor table that’s strong, weather-resistant, and fits the whole crew? This DIY square cedar topped dining table comfortably seats up to 8 people, includes a center umbrella hole, and is built using simple tools and off-the-shelf materials.

Even better — the plans are totally free, with a step-by-step tutorial, shopping list, cut list, and real build photos to g

Make your next campfire extra sweet with this easy-to-build s’more station! Designed with perfectly sized compartments for graham crackers, chocolate bars, and marshmallows, it keeps all the essentials organized and ready to go. Built-in front hooks are great for hanging roasting sticks (just don’t hang hot skewers or ones with exposed sharp tips!). Hang it from a tree, mount it to a wall or siding, or simply set it on a table — it’s a charming, functional addition to any backyard gathering.<