Project book
The whole job, on your list in one tap. Pick a project and say how big it is. Every material lands on your shopping list — rounded up to how things are actually sold , so you get the three gallons of paint rather than the 2.67 the arithmetic asked for. Untick whatever is already in the shed.
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8 projects
Build a raised garden bed
A weekend, a drill, and somewhere to grow things. Scales to as many beds as you want.
an afternoon · Beginner · 6 materials
Mulch a flower bed
An hour, and the beds stop needing weeding every weekend.
an hour or two · Beginner · 4 materials
Paint a room
A weekend. The tape and the prep are the job; the painting is the easy part.
a weekend · Beginner · 8 materials
Put up garage shelving
Half a day, and the floor is yours again. Scales to the wall you have.
half a day · Some experience · 4 materials
Fix a patchy lawn
Seed, feed and water. Two weeks of watching nothing happen, then it fills in.
a morning · Beginner · 3 materials
Build a fire pit
One afternoon, no cutting, no mortar. Stack it, level it, light it.
an afternoon · Beginner · 4 materials
Mount a TV on the wall
An hour, and you get the sideboard back. The stud finder is not optional.
an hour · Some experience · 4 materials
Cookout for a crowd
Everything for a garden party, scaled to the number you are actually feeding.
an afternoon · Beginner · 14 materials
Something else entirely? Write your own list — a shopper buys whatever you ask for, at any shop in town. Or build a meal instead.