Wishing well plans

I have always wanted a wishing well in my yard but it was always lower on the priority list than some of my other projects. Well, I volunteered to create the c…

Very easy to follow instructions. I used rough saw cedar, so it was a full 1” x 4”. So I had to adjust a few measurements, but as you can see it looks great!

I have always wanted a wishing well in my yard but it was always lower on the priority list than some of my other projects. Well, I volunteered to create the c…

The best part of DIY Wishing Well Plans is how they can be used in multiple ways. You can use them as a centrepiece or even as a gift box at weddings and bridal showers. #diy #diyprojects #diywell #diywishingwell #diywishingwellplans

Downloadable woodworking plans and patterns. DIY project books include photos at every step. Wood plans for building a wishing well, lighthouses, more.

Description This our brand new wishing well bucket planter which is an ideal addition to your backyard, patio or garden. The solid fir wood construction is built to withstand the weather. The fir wood construction features a planter bucket suspended on a rope, as well as a generous planter base, so you have plenty of room for your favorite flowering plants. Features Brand new and high quality sturdy solid fir wood construction Bucket and well can be used for planting flowers or plants…

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Garden Wishing Well - I've wanted a garden wishing well since I bought my house... I've been especially jealous of the hand made ones I often see done by the Am

Haven’t really built much since high school shop back in the 80s. But I wanted to take this on. And glad I did. I think it turned out wonderful. And the step by step instructions made it easy for even a novice like me. All I used was a cheap jig saw, cordless drill, bubble level, tape measure and a speed square. Worked on it over a weekend. Thank you so much for the easy to use guide.