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How to Make Rhubarb Leaf Garden Stepping Stones You have seen them at all the craft fairs and garden centers, huge leaf-shaped birdbaths and stepping

Finally, foliage doesn't have to be fleeting.

Jackie Lindsay | Home DIY & Craft on Instagram: "I’ve been making concrete rhubarb leaves since my early teens after seeing them in a @marthastewart magazine. Remember those days? Three ways you can use them: 1. Create a drain spout (or use curved ones for a bird bath) 2. Make them flat for a pathway 3. Use them to make a patio Which way do you like best? Comment MORE for the full (free) tutorial if you want to make them too! #concreterhubarb #concreteleaf #diygarden #steppingstones…

Discover creative inspiration from nature with DIY concrete leaf garden projects! Transform your outdoor space with unique and captivating garden accents by crafting concrete leaf stepping stones. Simply apply concrete mix to the back of a large leaf, allow it to set, and gently remove the leaf to unveil a resilient stepping stone. Elevate your garden decor further by using smaller leaves to design charming concrete leaf bowls or planters. These endeavors are not only imaginative and…

Leaf-shaped stepping stones are affordable decorations that make your garden or outdoor space stand out. Build them with our full DIY guide!

These leaf print stepping stones can be made in an afternoon and cost less than $2 each in materials

Got big elephant ears? Use them to make a garden pathway. We used large leaves such as hosta, elephant ear, sunflower or rhubarb to make these easy and inexpensive stepping stones.

Rhubarb Leaf Stepping Stones: Have you fallen in love with the stepping stones ("flag stones") sold at the building supply or garden store, but are aghast at the prices? Here's a project that produce some distinctive stones with a classic, natural motif in a way that adds a pers…

In the continuing series of posts in the category of How To, may we present the instructions, with accompanying photos, of the way we, here at the Fairegarden, go about making leaf castings? Let us proceed with the gathering of materials needed. I suggest you read all of the instructions before you begin, to familiarize…

Getting your backyard ready for summer doesn’t have to be hard or expensive. In fact, there are many things that you can do that will cost very little and will make a massive improvement in