Stepping stones pathway diy

Do you want to create your own outdoor walkway? Our Hometalkers have a variety of easy and beautiful ideas to choose from. Click through to find your favorite!

Easy Stepping Stones - No More Mud Trails: Easy Stepping StonesSo the problem we have is that there are several choke points in our lawn, where both humans and pets always walk, and in those locations, bare spots in the lawn tend to develop and leave mud, especially in the spring. Locations …

Learn how to make concrete stepping stones that look like natural fieldstone. Make the stone molds using vinyl straps, then shape and add colorant to customize them for your yard. This is a great way to build an outdoor path with DIY stepping stones.

We’ve all walked on a badly built stepping stone path. The first couple of stones rock or wobble a bit, and then suddenly you take a step and WHAM you’ve hit the lever arm perfectly, and the stepping stone flies up and you take a tumble. Or maybe the stones are an awkward size, or […]

25 beautiful garden path ideas & pro landscape design tips on easy DIY backyard walkways with gravel, brick, stepping stones, wood, pavers, or even mulch!

Stained glass, concrete and creativity come together to make one-of-a-kind stepping stones for your garden.

Make natural looking DIY concrete stepping stones or pavers. Color the concrete and mold it into the shape of real fieldstones or flagstones. Finally, the DIY C…

The entrance to your home is more than a mere pathway; it's the red carpet to your sanctuary. In 2025, the fusion of aesthetics and practicality has never been more prominent in the design of entrance

Imagine taking a stroll through your garden or backyard, stepping from stone to stone, as you admire the blend of nature and design. This is the charm of a stepping stone walkway, a perfect blend of f

An easy and affordable walkway alternative Install Your Stepping Stones like a Gasper Professional 1. Layout out your stepping stones on lawn 2. Cut around each stone with a flat-edged shovel to remove sod and soil to the depth of the stepping stone plus 1" 3. Fill hole with 1" of stone screenings and tamp