Outdoors & Camping

45 Homemade BBQ Recipes And Mouthwatering BBQ Ideas

March 22, 2022 By Lauren J 4 Comments

No backyard barbecue is complete without winning BBQ recipes! Your grill takes center stage, and the spotlight is on your BBQ. While there are many barbecue marinades and sauces available on the market, nothing beats a homemade recipe. Help yourself with these delectable BBQ recipes you can make on your own! RELATED: Inexpensive DIY Smoker Grill Ideas For Your BBQ …Continue Reading

Fuss-Free DIY Chicken Feeder Tutorial

February 22, 2021 By DIY Dave Leave a Comment

Building a DIY chicken feeder makes feeding sessions fuss and mess-free. It’s easy to fill up, built to last, and able to withstand the elements. RELATED: 20 Cool DIY Homesteading Projects For a Simpler Life No-Spill DIY Chicken Feeder Tutorial What You Need: 1 4 in.-wide PVC pipe, cut to size depending on your desired length PVC pipe cap, 4 in. wide A Scrap …Continue Reading

7 Ways to Turn Your Garden into a Winter Wonderland

January 14, 2021 By Ella Andrews 6 Comments

Make the most out of the snow and turn your garden into your own winter wonderland with these simple tips! RELATED: 17 DIY Winter Decorations Projects Make Your Own Garden Winter Wonderland What You Need For Your Garden Gardening tasks may be postponed during winter, but you can still breathe life into your backyard. Even after the holidays, the Christmas spirit still …Continue Reading

Make Your Own Fire Starter At Home | 11 DIY Fire Starter Ideas

December 30, 2020 By DIY Dave Leave a Comment

Fire starters are part of a survivalist's essentials. Not only can you save money, but you can also make use of the stuff lying around in your own home! RELATED: How To Reuse Candle Wax To Make New Candles And Save Money DIY Fire Starter Ideas to Keep You Warm in the Winter 1. Cotton Balls and Petroleum Jelly This DIY cotton ball fire starter is excellent for …Continue Reading

Learn How To Make Fire Starters Out Of Egg Cartons

October 6, 2020 By DIY Projects 76 Comments

This instruction on how to make fire starters is a fun little project for a rainy or cold day, any day. You just need a paper egg carton, wax, and dryer lint. Takes an hour from start to finish to make them, and only about 10 minutes of your time. RELATED: How To Build A DIY Firewood Rack Ever Wanted to Know How to Make Fire Starters Using Egg Cartons? (Your wax will be …Continue Reading