10 fantastic outdoor decor ideas using cheap tools :

                                                                      

1- Tin-can lanterns

Lighting is one of the most important elements of an outdoor space when the sun goes down, but finding the right lights can be challenging. We recommend using lots of candles and tea lights to create a warm glow. Make your own perfect candle holders with this easy DIY:
1. Scour garage sales for interesting cans and canisters.
2. Drill through them with a metal drill bit to create tiny holes. 3. Pop a candle inside and enjoy the decorative pattern of light. 

                                                                     

2- Outdoor cushions

Layer cushions to bring the cozy, relaxed vibe of your living room outdoors. We are seeing more luxe materials being used for outdoor accessories, cushions included. Make sure you have lots on hand for picnic-style dining in case you need to seat more people.

                                                                       

3- Rustic-chic chandelier

Ditch those unflattering florescent porch lights! If you have time for a weekend project, our DIY weatherproof outdoor chandelier is the perfect alternative, and will add major style to your next outdoor party. 1. Gather gnarled branches and a couple of strands of exterior string lights (holiday lights work perfectly). 2. Bind the branches together with twine to create a chandelier shape. 3. Wrap the lights around them, and plug it in. 

                                                                

4- Charming bird feeder

This is a great way to add some character (and birds) to your outdoor space. Take something that you don't use anymore, and bring it to life again, by helping another creator to find a place to live. Also it gives an amazing decor to your outdoor.

                                                                    

5- Colourful silverware

All that mismatched cutlery in the back of your drawer is perfect for outdoor use. Unify the pieces, and add a pop of colour to your space, with our easy DIY using Plasti Dip. 1. Dip cutlery handles into coloured Plasti Dip rubber coating, following package instructions. 2. Hang to dry from silver ends (we used bulldog clips). 3. Let rubber set (about four hours), then add a second coat. Leave to set again and you're done. 

6- Easy Anthropologie Confetti Tumblers

Have your own confetti wine glasses, just by using colourful pins.

7- Hanging Jar Lanterns

Jar lanterns are certainly very sought-after this summer, apparently! The best thing about them is that they require a minimal investment, and you can easily make your own jar lantern with basic pieces that you have around your house. Here is a tutorial that everybody can follow – simple, descriptive and very insightful, this tutorial will guide you through every step. You can also involve your children in this project, as it is entirely safe and it will help them develop their motor skills!

8- DIY Auxiliary Drawer For Your Backyard

Have you ever had a hard time storing your gardening tools, your barbecue utensils or any other tools? Are you looking for a practical, safe, durable and efficient way to store all of them, without having to spend several minutes looking for your tools next time you need them? If so, then this DIY auxiliary drawer project was specifically designed for you – check it out.

9- Globe String Lights

String lights are a relatively modern invention, and they are exclusively designed for futuristic homes – however, the good news is that you can easily make your own globe string lights from scratch, lights that will certainly add comfort to the overall ambiance in your living room or bedroom.

10- Outdoor Vintage Flower Buckets

Flower vases and pots can be quite expensive nowadays, but do not despair – you can now get some lovely outdoor vintage flower buckets that all your guests and neighbors will envy! All you need is three silver buckets and some fresh paint to color-code or number them. Then plant your favorite flowers (perennials usually work best in this case) and place them right at the entrance. They will add color and joy to your home before you even know it!