This Do-it-yourself projects category features a collection of DIY free woodworking plans to build many types of yard art figures from woodworking related web sites. The woodworkers construction information found on these sites range in quantity and quality.
Instructions on how to make black light ready Enter & Exit Signs for your Haunted House or Yard on Halloween. Combine them with old fence panels for a professional haunted look. Easy to build and easy to store away for the rest of the year.
The design was inspired by actual crypts/mausoleums in a local cemetery. I took a trip down one afternoon and took a bunch of photos. I think some people wondered what I was doing. Then I looked at each of them and combined the elements I wanted. I think what made it look good is the false raised front with the steps. I did not want to extend a false floor through the whole piece, plus this gives our ghost extra floor room to move.
This site provides a materials list and step by step instructions for these fun yard and garden stakes.
Built from pallets, this awesome rustic pumpkin would look great as yard art as well as indoors.
Instructions on how to build a headstone/tombstone with letters that light up. A great way to fill dead spots in your haunted house or yard (no pun intended).
Not only for the yard, these pumpkins are easy to make and can be used year after year. Here is how to build them.
Fill your yard with turkeys on Thanksgiving using these free templates. Just trace onto exterior grade plywood, cut with your jigsaw, then paint.
Here is a great way to add trees to your yard for Christmas decorating. Make them any size you wish using this free tutorial.
Build a pumpkin lantern for Halloween using these free instructions.
All you need to build these spooky chalkboard tombstones is 1/4 inch plywood and a jigsaw. So fun and easy.
Here are very basic instructions for creating tombstones for your yard this Halloween.
What better project for us than to create a wooden RunnerDuck for your garden. This duck is great to put in any garden or yard. The good news is you don not have to clean up after it. The bad news is that it won not eat your slugs.
Here is a free template and video to help you build a team of reindeer for the yard this holiday season.
Decorate your yard this holiday season using this giant greeting card build from plywood. Here are the free instructions.
Build these spooky owls and line them up on your outdoor bannister for Halloween. Here is how...
A lively Christmas display on your lawn or roof top will contribute to the spirit of Christmas in your community. Make your holiday decorations distinctive by featuring this new slant on the ever popular Yuletide Carolers.
Cut this raven out of exterior grade plywood and place him and some friends in the yard this Halloween.
Get your yard Halloween ready with a few of these frightening plywood ghosts. Here is how to do it.
Decorate your yard this Halloween after you build a few tombstones. Here is how...
Use these free instructions to build a Halloween coffin to add to your outdoor display this year.
A free scrollsaw silhouette. Simple pattern.
This friendly 3 x 3 ft pumpkin is ready for fall, Halloween, or Thanksgiving. Use our pattern to cut your pumpkin any size you wish (the pattern grids can represent any size). Use exterior paints over plywood to create a sturdy yard display piece. This pattern was designed for us by artist Walter Hoke; copyright 2004.
Create your own twig yard animals for a fraction of the cost of ready-made ones.
These Christmas tree yard art figures are cut from plywood and dressed up with nail heads.
Create your own yard art this holiday season by building a few sawhorse reindeer. At the link you can find out how.
Build a snowman that will not melt this winter season. This easy-to-build project can be stored away and brought out at first snowfall.
Build a tree for your holiday yard art decorations using these free plans. Could easily be sized larger.
Decorate your yard this halloween with these skeletons rising from the ground. This yard art project is perfect for beginners too.
Well for 2002 I decided that Raven Manor should have a fancy gate and fence for two reasons. 1) To keep the trick or treaters from walking through the middle of the yard (all those cords and semi-fragile foam tombstones); and 2) it plain just looks good and helps create the whole cemetery scene.
Instructions on how to easily make aged, storage friendly fence panels for your haunted house or yard.