I love making handmade projects that I can use to decorate my house, and recently, I’ve been feeling like my yard and garden are missing a walkway or stepping stone. I saw this as an opportunity for another fun DIY project that I could work on for the week, and out of all the designs and inspirations online, this one by Hometalk on TikTok is the project I loved the most because the steps are simple and easy to follow. What’s even better is that you can use your old and broken plates or glasses for this.

@hometalk

Smash some thrift store plates for this yard idea! 🫢 @sewbrightcreations #DIY #HomeDecor #SummerDIY #HowTo

♬ original sound – hometalk – hometalk

Materials:

  • A few pieces of old plate
  • Cement
  • Sand
  • Water
  • Wire screen
  • Sponge
  • Cement trowel
  • Cardboard
  • Scissors
  • Plastic or newspapers

Directions:

Step 1

Break the plates, then mix equal parts of cement, sand, and water, and then make a round mold out of cardboard. Line a flat surface with plastic and newspaper, then place the cardboard mold on top and fill the bottom with the cement mixture spreading it evenly.

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Step 2

Wet it with a moist sponge, then lay small pieces of wire screen, then pour a mixture of cement and water on top, and spread it evenly. Place the broken plate pieces all over the top, then press it down until they are submerged and level with the cement.

Easy to Make DIY Plate Yard Stepping Stone
Image credit: Hometalk via YouTube

Step 3

Dab the wet sponge all over the top as shown in the video, then leave it to dry completely, and remove the cardboard mold as well as the lining at the bottom. Place the stepping stone in your yard or garden!

Easy DIY Plate Yard Stepping Stone Tutorial
Image credit: Hometalk via YouTube

How To Make A DIY Plate Yard Stepping Stone

*Thanks to Hometalk via YouTube and riverquilts on Instagram for all the images used here. If you love this project idea, then you’ll surely love their other video tutorials too, so give their channel a visit and subscribe!

How to Make a DIY Plate Yard Stepping Stone

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Elle Ann

With a flair and passion for writing, crafting, and cooking, I've embarked on a mission to discover promising content and turn it into simplified tutorials to help readers whip up their own nifty crafts and delicious food.
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