Diy boulders

I love this stuff! Ever heard of Hypertufa (pronounced hyper-toofa )? It's a 3 part mixture of Portland cement, peat moss, and perlite. It l...

Do you have an outdoor eyesore that you wish you could make disappear? This step-by-step tutorial will teach you how to make a faux bolder to cover those unsightly objects.

Nature makes rocks that are sometimes too heavy to move without a lot of help. You can construct artificial rocks by using an old piece of cement or sculpting a form out of foam. Artificial rocks are lighter and easier to move.

Y’all, don’t even ask about my pendant light. I can’t even go there today. Just know that when it’s done, I’ll show you. Until then, I don’t even want to talk about it. What I do want to talk about is faux rocks and boulders! Specifically DIY faux rocks and boulders!! Until a few days...

Rocks and boulders add so much to a garden design but they are difficult to move. This video will show how to create fake boulders as alternative. [WATCH NOW]

Want to add rocks to your landscaping, but don't want to break the bank buying real rocks? Creating DIY fake boulders is the perfect way to add some pizzazz to your yard or garden without spending a ton of money. Plus, by making the rocks...

A short video, picture and outlined tutorial explaining step by step how to craft a Faux Tomb and Boulder for your Easter Celebration.

How to Make Faux Rocks: In this instructible, I present my first attempt at making a faux rock. I tend to do things the hard way, but also consider everything a learning experience, an experiment, if you will. I have since learned there are easier methods to follow, but ag…

Spray out a lump of expandable foam to create the basic shape for a solid rock, or apply the foam over a bucket to use less foam.

I love this stuff! Ever heard of Hypertufa (pronounced hyper-toofa)? It's a 3 part mixture of Portland cement, peat moss, and perlite. It looks really cool, and makes long lasting garden plant containers, fake rocks and boulders, stepping stones, wonderfully whimsical garden spheres and all sorts of decorative garden accents. It looks alot like lava rock, the peat moss eventually decomposes and leaves pits, the perlite keeps it light weight. Just smooth it over a form or mold, let it…