 revealed how she turned leftover wood pieces into a mid-century modern privacy fence. 'This is an easy, cheap project that makes your home look like a million bucks,' she raved in the video caption. To get started, she simply gathered the wood she had laying around the yard. 'Everybody comments on [the fence]. People will be walking by and ask where I got it. 'It also gives you tons of privacy if you don't want people looking in your backyard at your paradise. And it's going to make your house look fabulous.' Step one is to measure the area where you plan on putting the fence. Then, start cutting the support beams to match that measurement. The crafty queen said to start laying out your beams and 'putting the puzzle together.' Start with your main beam in the center, and then place the perpendicular support ones across it with the small accent square slabs scattered in your chosen style. 'Once the design is roughly laid, screw in the support beams,' she said, advising you use a level to ensure it's all straight. Move on to the accent pieces, starting from the top and working your way down as you screw them in. To ensure it's the right size, Alicia said to put the fence in its proper place and analyze. Once that looks good, start painting. She used a black hue to give it a mid-century modern vibe and then simply dug it into the ground. Thrilled with her new décor piece, she dug a metal beam into the ground next to it and tied it to the fenc){kind=link}
A CREATIVE homeowner has built a privacy fence out of extra wood that left people in awe of her talent.
She walked her followers through the process and said it is super easy and will turn your house into a modern oasis.
DIYer Alicia (@alicia.in.the.lig) revealed how she turned leftover wood pieces into a mid-century modern privacy fence.
“This is an easy, cheap project that makes your home look like a million bucks,” she raved in the video caption.
To get started, she simply gathered the wood she had laying around the yard.