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July 15, 11:24 AM
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Take your backyard to the next level with these premium woodworking plans for an extra-large cantilevered pergola. Designed with a dramatic 10-foot front overhang, this modern structure is perfect for creating a covered outdoor kitchen, pizza oven setup, or spacious lounge area.The clean lean-to roof design is topped with durable asphalt shingles, offering excellent shade and protection from the elements. A stylish slatted privacy panel enhances the overall look while shielding your space from wind and prying eyes.These step-by-step plans are packed with detailed diagrams, precise measurements, and clear instructions—making the build approachable even if you’re not a pro. Whether you're upgrading your backyard or building your dream entertainment zone, this pergola adds serious function and modern flair.*This is a PREMIUM PLAN*See full dimensions in the FEATURED IMAGES.The PDF file comes with: Cut Diagrams, Parts Lists 3D diagrams with detailed step by step instructions Full Cut & Shopping lists Cut Layout Diagrams (show you how to cut the components, so you get minimal waste) Color Code (easily identify the components) Tools List, Time & Cost Estimate Measurements are in imperial Measurements are in imperial. The plans are for personal use only. MyOutdoorPlans or the its legal owners won't be liable for any loss, damage or injury arising from the use of information on this plan. It is your responsibility to make adjustments to the plans, to comply with your local building codes. Payment is managed by Gumroad and it is safe. Payment is secured by SSL with 128-bit encryption and processed with PCI Compliant service providers. Find out more here. Once payment is completed, you will receive an email from Gumroad (look in spam folder as well). Inside the email you have a VIEW CONTENT button. Press the button, then Download.
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Jack Sander
July 10, 12:20 AM
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Let’s be honest—every gardener, whether brand new or seasoned with dirt under their fingernails, has grown a crop that ended up being more trouble than it was worth.
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July 9, 11:10 AM
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Your swing bench plans were great.
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July 9, 8:27 AM
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If you're looking to add shade and style to your backyard without overcomplicating things, a 12x12 lean-to pavilion might be just the project for you.
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July 9, 7:29 AM
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Transform your outdoor space with this sleek and functional 12x12 lean-to pavilion! Whether you want a shaded retreat, outdoor dining area, or a stylish shelter next to your home or pool, this pavilion checks all the boxes for beauty, durability, and ease of construction.These premium, downloadable plans include step-by-step instructions, detailed 3D diagrams, and a complete materials list—everything you need to tackle this project with confidence. The clean lean-to design features sturdy 6x6 posts, strong beams, and a generous roof pitch that’s both modern and practical. You don’t need a fully equipped workshop—just basic tools and a weekend or two of work.Designed for DIYers of all levels, this build is optimized to save time, minimize material waste, and leave you with a stunning structure that will enhance your yard for years to come.*This is a PREMIUM PLAN*See full dimensions in the FEATURED IMAGES.The PDF file comes with: Cut Diagrams, Parts Lists 3D diagrams with detailed step by step instructions Full Cut & Shopping lists Cut Layout Diagrams (show you how to cut the components, so you get minimal waste) Color Code (easily identify the components) Tools List, Time & Cost Estimate Measurements are in imperial Measurements are in imperial. The plans are for personal use only. MyOutdoorPlans or the its legal owners won't be liable for any loss, damage or injury arising from the use of information on this plan. It is your responsibility to make adjustments to the plans, to comply with your local building codes. Payment is managed by Gumroad and it is safe. Payment is secured by SSL with 128-bit encryption and processed with PCI Compliant service providers. Find out more here. Once payment is completed, you will receive an email from Gumroad (look in spam folder as well). Inside the email you have a VIEW CONTENT button. Press the button, then Download.
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July 8, 7:47 AM
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Build your own cozy 12x24 tiny house with these easy-to-follow plans, designed with simplicity, comfort, and durability in mind. The layout features a generous floor space, a front door with plenty of windows for natural light, and a raised sleeping loft for added functionality. The structure is framed with strong 2x6 lumber and sits on 2x8 skid-style beams, making it a great off-grid or backyard solution. Whether you want a guest cabin, a home office, or a minimalist living space, this tiny house offers the perfect balance of style and practicality.These downloadable plans include step-by-step instructions, 3D diagrams, material lists, and clear measurements to guide you through the entire process—from building the foundation to adding shingles and trim. You don’t need to be a pro to bring this structure to life; with a bit of time, basic tools, and these detailed plans, you’ll end up with a sturdy, good-looking cabin that’s ready for year-round use.*1 PDF file with full plans! (plans from the blog revised and grouped in 1 PDF file with 1 Cut list, 1 Shopping list)*See full shed dimensions in the FEATURED IMAGES.Included in the plans: *Step by step diagrams *Step by step Instructions *Full Cut list *Full Shopping list *Full Tool List Measurements are in imperial. The plans are for personal use only. MyOutdoorPlans or the its legal owners won't be liable for any loss, damage or injury arising from the use of information on this plan. It is your responsibility to make adjustments to the plans, to comply with your local building codes. Payment is managed by Gumroad and it is safe. Payment is secured by SSL with 128-bit encryption and processed with PCI Compliant service providers. Find out more here. Once payment is completed, you will receive an email from Gumroad (look in spam folder as well). Inside the email you have a VIEW CONTENT button. Press the button, then Download.
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July 7, 7:39 AM
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Let’s be real—most of us don’t have the luxury of a massive, magazine-worthy kitchen with endless cabinets and a walk-in pantry. In fact, if you're working with a galley layout or a tiny L-shape tucked into a corner, even making a sandwich can feel like a game of kitchen Tetris.
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July 6, 3:54 PM
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Starting a raised bed garden feels a lot like opening a fresh notebook—you’ve got that hopeful, can-do attitude, and you’re ready to dig in (literally).
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July 3, 2:15 PM
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There’s something magical about growing lavender. The scent alone is enough to make you stop in your tracks, and the plants themselves are a visual treat—soft green foliage topped with blooms in that unmistakable shade of purple.
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July 1, 10:02 AM
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Watering might seem like one of the simplest parts of gardening—just turn on the hose, give your plants a drink, and you’re good to go, right?
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July 1, 10:00 AM
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Growing your own lettuce year-round might sound ambitious, but it’s absolutely doable with a bit of planning and DIY spirit. Lettuce is typically a cool-season crop, yet some varieties can handle summer heat.
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July 1, 2:43 AM
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Plans were great. Very easy to do. I used this as a well cover and added a panel for a flower bed. Thanks!!
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June 28, 8:02 AM
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Rosemary is one of those herbs that just makes everything better—roasted potatoes, grilled meats, infused oils, even fresh bread fresh out of the oven.
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June 27, 9:43 AM
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Peppers are one of those garden crops that deliver big flavor and big satisfaction. Whether you're into sweet, crunchy bell peppers or the heat of jalapeños, serranos, or habanero.
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June 26, 2:12 PM
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There’s something timeless and deeply satisfying about growing peas in the garden. Maybe it’s the way they climb gracefully up a trellis, or the satisfying snap when you pick a crisp pod right off the vine.
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June 25, 2:15 PM
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If your tile floors or backsplashes are looking a little dingy, chances are it’s not the tile that’s the problem—it’s the grout. Grout is porous by nature, and over time it acts like a sponge, soaking up dirt, grease, spills, and soap residue.
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June 25, 7:42 AM
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Just because your backyard doesn’t get full sun all day doesn’t mean you can’t grow a productive, beautiful vegetable garden.
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June 24, 7:44 AM
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Covering concrete stairs with wood is one of the best ways to warm up your space and give it a polished, inviting feel without tearing out the original structure.
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June 24, 6:16 AM
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Every gardener—whether you're sowing your first seed or harvesting your hundredth season—needs a few trusty, go-to plants. These are the MVPs of the garden
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June 22, 2:24 AM
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If you’ve ever dreamed of walking through your yard surrounded by colorful, fragrant rose blooms, you’re not alone. Roses have a reputation for being the queens of the garden—and, let’s be honest, a little fussy.
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June 7, 4:00 AM
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If you’ve ever wished you could snip fresh basil or rosemary right into your dinner without heading to the store—or even out to the garden—then growing herbs on your windowsill is your kind of project.
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June 6, 4:35 AM
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This 16x32 gable wooden pavilion isn’t just another weekend project. It’s a bold statement: that your backyard deserves more than a flimsy pop-up tent.
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June 6, 3:52 AM
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Gardening is a lesson in patience, but when you’re just starting out it’s natural to crave quick results. Fast-growing vegetables offer nearly instant gratification and are perfect for eager beginner gardeners.
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June 5, 2:27 AM
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If you’ve ever thought cucumbers were only for sprawling backyard gardens, think again. These crunchy, refreshing veggies are actually well-suited to container gardening—especially if you’ve got a sunny patio, balcony, or porch that’s begging to be put to good use.
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June 4, 2:35 AM
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There’s something incredibly satisfying about using what you already have on hand to help your garden thrive. If you’ve ever looked at your kitchen scraps and wondered if they could be doing more than heading to the compost pile, you’re not alone.
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