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…

15 - cedar 1" x 4" x 10' boards @ $6.49 each = $97.35 1 - box of #8 T25 screws 1 5/8" long @ $6 1 - regular rope 50' @ $9 1 - galvanized pail from Behrens Mfg. Winona , MN @ $7 1- 1 1/4" x 48" poplar dowel @ $3

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

Enchant your garden with this 55-in Decorative Wishing Well from Shine Company and awaken your inner dreamer. Beautifully handcrafted and made of high-quality cedar wood, this will fill your yard or garden with whimsy and charm. Features:Materials: Cedar woodFinish: BeigeHandcrafted with genuine cedar wood known for its natural resistance to moisture, decay, and insect damage.Smooth sanded natural finish allows you to paint or stain to the color of your choice.Kiln-dried wood helps prevent…

Downloadable woodworking plans are DIY project books that include photos at every step. Detailed plans show you how to build wishing wells, lighthouses, more.

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…

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…

This step by step woodworking project is about wishing well planter plans. It took me a few months to finally finish this project, but once it was done I was so happy with the result that I had to share the project with you!

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.