The calendar says it's officially Summer, but your home's decor is still stuck in cooler months. Catch your living space up to speed with these fun warm-weather DIYs from our favorite bloggers. They're sure to make your house the most stylish on the block this Summer.
DIY Acrylic Serving Board
Give your kitchen a sunny pop of color this Summer by making this DIY custom acrylic serving board [2] from Sugar and Cloth. It's sure to brighten up your next get-together.
DIY Cooler Makeover
Don't forget about that Summer staple that comes with you from the park to the beach: your cooler. Give your basic cooler a fashionable makeover sure to garner compliments with this DIY [3] from The Crafted Life [4].
Felt Succulent Window Box
If you lack the green thumb to keep fresh blooms alive, then this felt succulent window box DIY [5]. Head to A Beautiful Mess [6] to learn how you can display beautiful greenery you don't have to worry about watering.
DIY Throw Pillows and Blanket
This is the lazy girl's DIY [7] because you only have to do the design portion and Shutterfly will do the rest. Customize your own throw pillows and even a picnic blanket on Shutterfly by uploading your own image or downloading these "fun" heart patterns straight from The Crafted Life [8].
DIY Potting Bench
Even the smallest of patios can be converted to a gracious outdoor living space — with the right furniture. Instead of spending big bucks on a premade piece, make your own like the blogger at Love Grows Wild did with this DIY potting bench [9].
DIY Backgammon Game
Summer game nights will get a whole lot more stylish when your board game is as vibrant as blogger Handmade Charlotte's DIY backgammon [10]. We bet you'll even want to leave it out on your coffee table to double as decor.
Pillow Pom Poms
Give your throw pillows a playful seasonal update with pom poms. Head to Cuckoo 4 Design [11] to learn how you can make your own.
Mounted Garden Sign Crate Table DIY
This mounted garden sign crate table DIY [12] would be right at home in Joanna Gaines's house. All you need to make it for your own home is an old garden crate and a shabby-chic stencil, which, lucky for you, is included as a download in the DIY on Funky Junk Interiors [13].