Hockey diy

Learn how to build this hockey puck rebounder project from the Winter 22' issue of Cottage Life magazine. In this video, Cottage Coach, Adam Holman, shows

Yayyyyy! Today’s the day! I can finally reveal the two very special projects I worked on for CRAFTSMAN® and the #CRAFTSMANCUPCONTEST. Project #1 is a child-sized picnic table with a DIY h…

Are you in need of DIY bedroom projects for men? If you want to make your bedroom look a little more manly, this roundup will do the trick.

Free building plans to make your own DIY hockey storage rack out of one sheet of plywood. DIY sports storage, garage organization, hockey stick rack

Elevate your hockey game with this compact Hockey Drying Rack to organize and dry all your gear. The downloadable plans help you build your own cost effective drying rack. Downloadable Instructions include: 1. Shopping List of required materials needed to build. 2. Cut List 3. Step by Step instructions with diagrams and actual pictures of assembly 4. Bonus instructions to connect a boot dryer Designed by a Hockey Mom and former player to keep your gear fresh, dry, and ready for action! This…

The NHL Hockey Season begins tonight! To celebrate, I made this vintage-looking hockey stick decor, perfect wall art for your child’s bedroom or your husband’s man cave! This is another super-fun project I did for DecoArt! How I became a hockey fan… I wasn’t always a hockey fan. In fact, I’m embarrassed to admit that for almost...Read More

'Tis the season... for fan-made Stanley Cups to make their appearances at parties, parades, and arenas. Here's how I made mine, which is about half the size of the real cup and MUCH lighter. MATERIALS: - plastic containers - small bowl - center piece from a roll of tape - aluminum foil - aluminum foil tape - hot glue gun and glue sticks - ruler - marker - cardboard scraps - newspaper 1. I printed off a simple picture of the Stanley Cup for reference, then stacked up two plastic containers…

There are only a handful of smells that can literally bring a grown man to his knees and make him beg for mercy. While most of these smells are things I experience in the emergency room as a nurse, there is one in particular that's just as evil: Smelly hockey equipment. The sweet, garlicky flavor of dead skin cells and bacteria excrement can be quite nauseating... not only for the person wearing the soiled garments but also for the people skating alongside him. This kind of evil needs to be…