Since Mother’s Day is only a few short weeks away (OMG)… I thought it would be fun to make a list of some cool DIY projects that you can make for mom! I’ve found that handmade gifts are always appreciated by my mom. Putting some thought into Mother’s Day this year will make a world of difference to her… and it won’t even take that much time.
Who knows, you might even have some fun making these projects!!!
Or better yet… pick a project that you and mom can make together 🙂
Handmade Family Tree
What mom wouldn’t love this? Pick up this DIY family tree kit on Etsy and you’ll be on your way to making an awesome family tree in no time. It comes with a great booklet of ideas to get you started…. but guess what?? If you want to completely DIY this you can get the idea book for FREE… Just visit this link to pick yours up today.
DIY a Hanging Basket
Here’s a SUPER easy way to make a DIY self-watering hanging basket or self watering planter without spending any money at all. I got this awesome basket with holes in the sides from Plantopia on Amazon. Then head over to this post to make it self-watering!
Old Drawer Planter
How adorable is this drawer planter! It only took me an hour or two to make it. Maybe skip the “grow dammit” plaque and add something a little more sentimental for your mom. Unless your mom is like my mom and would get a kick out of a humorous sign 🙂
How about a handmade picture frame?
These rustic pallet frames hold two 4x6″ photos and are made from reclaimed pallet wood, burlap, and other miscellaneous metal, & paper supplies. Any family loving mom would love a handmade frame. Think this is out of your wheelhouse as far as DIY projects go? I sell all kinds of beautiful handmade picture frames in my Etsy shop so let me make you one!
Scarecrow & Snowman Door Hanger
Maybe it’s a little early for this one but omg these are so cute and your mom will love them. This reversible pallet door hanger features a scarecrow on one side that flips to a snowman on the other side. Seriously… tell me… what mom wouldn’t love this? They are super fun to make and are a great way to transition from fall to winter without any hard work or storage. Just flip it over and you’re done!
Stained Glass Solar Powered Mason Jar Lights
Get some of those quilted patterned jelly mason jars and some of the 97 cent plastic solar path lights you find at Walmart (Westinghouse brand). Use my tutorial to turn the jars into solar lights, then paint the jars with glass paint to really add some whimsy to them. Special bonus tip: Since I’ve posted this tutorial about the glass paint they’ve come out with an awesome new product: Stained glass spray paint. I’ve personally tried it and within a few seconds you can get this amazing look! Try the orange!
I hope this gave you some good ideas for beautiful DIY Mother’s Day gifts you can make for or with your mom! Let me know what you’ll be making — and as always I’d love to see your photos! You can submit your projects on the website at this link 🙂
More Posts Like This
The Landscape Planting Pyramid
It’s easy to understand landscape layering when you use this planting pyramid. Layering different types of plants as well as having the right proportion of plants is the key to a layered garden design.
How to start landscaping your yard when you don’t know anything
The crucial first step to designing a beautiful, 4-season landscape that’s as unique as you are… is NOT what you’d expect. Learn landscaping tips for beginner DIY landscapers looking to improve their homes.
How to divide daylilies and other perennials
If you want to divide your daylilies I’ll show you how easy it is to get 4 or 5 daylily divisions from one plant with only one tool. This amazing tool is the easiest way I’ve found to divide daylilies, hostas and other perennial plants in your garden. If you want to learn how to turn one plant into 4 or 5 for no cost and using only one tool, then this post is for you.
What Blooms with What?
Never know what to plant together? Find out with this FREE Plant Pairing Guide and become a pro at combining plants for the best garden design possible!
Leave a Reply