We need garden markers right? I mean do you remember where you planted what? 
I think most of us that do a small garden only use markers for decoration, at least I do. 
Today I'm making some very inexpensive and easy garden markers that use no special machines or stencils. 
Take a look...

What do you do when you break something? You fix it? You repurpose it? You toss it?
My answer is that you repurpose it. That was the case with the large terra cotta pot I left out over the winter. 
It broke, in a bunch of fairly large pieces and I knew there must be something I could do with them. 
And I did...

The minute I saw this fun old sign I knew I had to give it a try. 
This sign looks like something you'd see at a farm stand on the side of the road and I love the look! 
Grab a few pieces of scrap wood and a computer print out and follow along. 
Take a look...

I am quickly working through my stash of scrap wood during this time at home and I luckily never seem to be out of projects. Today I'm creating scrap wood garden markers for our garden that's just about finished. 

I was looking for a free idea for my indoor seed starter garden. I wanted to make garden stakes that could be used in my plants but didn't cost anything. 

I love black and white and the look of some of the Makenzie Childs products just make me happy! Today, I'm going to attempt the look using Sharpies...

Here is a quick project that is easy to do with minimal cost to add to your Easter plants and flowers! 

Spring and Easter are still a while away but if you're a maker you might be ready to start creating! This little bunny was so fun to make using repurposed lamp parts...