I saw a video making a bench out of cinderblocks yesterday, but forgot to share it. Your version is 2 times better because you made 2 benches! This is what I want when I move into my new home on my patio!
Wow this threw me back to being at my tíos ranch growing up in the 90s and seeing these cinderblock benches. Never thought about them till now, just gave me my new project idea!
I seen something like this on Pinterest the other day🤔 and told my husband I'm going back to Home Depot to make a bench. I just made a mini patio with concrete and did my yard and I'm so excited. I'm definitely doing this bench today 4/17/2021. Great video! ☺️
Wow! This is not just looked amazing but also simple and economical to do! Thanks for showing every step of the way at a perfect speed for beginners to understand. And so nice of you to show every material and link .You are terrific 🏆🤓
We made a bench like this years ago and purchased 3 cushions from target. It it the only thing that has been able to endure Florida’s heat and rain. I am so glad I found this video. I will be adding a back onto ours and a fresh coat of paint. Thanks for the inspiration.
nice. you could also use longer boards where the seats are and connect them in the corner, effectively making long L-shapes. Then you would have a corner table.
Love your style! I have been remodeling the early 1900s cinderblock farmhouse where i reside. I am always looking for new ideas that are simple but fun. I understand your terminology without having to revert to my certifications to understand. Lol. Thank you.
I was talking about putting up something for a couple rental properties and wanting something that would last. My GF asked if I'd seen the cinder block benches. 😳 ❤️❤️ Fantastic! Perfect solution that I can do as a 60yo woman. 😁
Love this video. Looks like something I may create for our deck. However, I would like to point out the fiberboard if it gets wet will break apart. It would be a good Idea to paint and put sealer on it before stapling the cushion on.
Thank you for sharing. Right now, I am in the process of doing the same on the side of my home. First, I am concrete work by myself. I have 19 cinder blocks that I was going to put some place in the yard. ❤❤
Love the simplicity & effectiveness of the design! I wonder if adding another cinder block or putting a few pieces of wood together on each end could be a welcomed addition for some sort of arm rest support.
@@johnjacobjinglehimerschmid3555 you could try using 2x4's in a slant that can be held up in that position with wooden wedges inside the cinder block holes. Just something that popped into my mind but the actual execution must be harder than this.
This is where, I would definitely abort the ban on power tools! For the Arm rest ….. I would stack “one” more cinder block (except with the holes 🕳 facing ⬆️ UP) so you have BUILT In, Cup Holders. And the where the tools come in ….. then take some wood 🪵 (thin) and cap that cinder block off …. Only exposing the holes. Kind of like in a Cadillac or Mercedes, around the cup holders and and panel. Just a thought 💭
So cool. I just bought a house that has lots of those blocks in the yard and they were going to the garbage. Thanks and found the perfect idea-use for them, of course thanks to you👍🏼
What about a table in the center? Make it also with the cinder blocks and wood that you used for the seats. I bet it would look beautiful. Love the seats1 Thank you.
@@fabbynavarro5402 after reading some other comments, I realize that removing two of the blocks might make it a more reasonable height, and of course lower the weight quite a bit. In that case it's a lot better for some people to try to move, say 150 lb, instead of 210. Probably best to use a dolly If you have to move them. I also just watched a couple other videos where people made their own hand rests, covered in vinyl, that would be very nice too for the tops.
Nice home built cushions! Looks great. I built this almost identical about three years ago, but I added 2X4 alongside each 4X4, they are each not true 4 inchers so they all fit in there snug and it's really cool. With cushions looked marvelous, visitors loved it, then I added the oblong pavers flat on top as arm rests placing it all the way back against the back concrete block, leaves a good lip in the front for drinks. Cool. Looks great. The construction Adhesive 500 worked great for this project as well.
I'm going to try to add a photo here, I'm not a TH-cam pro, so I'm not sure if I can....I can't make it work. Imagine, put a 4x4 along side a 2x4, a standard cinder block will hold them both in one hole. Mainly because neither are True in size. They each are usually a 3.5x3.5 and 1 1/2 x 3.5 so that little bit of space allows you to load the two in one hole. It will fill up the area nicely. Prior to loading the second hole in the cinder block I measure a separate 2x4 to span the inner gap between those two holes. Attach it to the boards you've already loaded thru one side of the hole. Secure it with screws or gorilla glue. Now to finish you will load the next two boards into the remaining cinder block hole, when you are done you will have a fully filled bench, no rear can slip through and it looks really sharp. Unless you have an email address I can send pictures to, I can't provide photos youtube is not letting me load photos here. Best wishes!
Love it!!!! I built mine after building my patio and fire pit. I watched and followed your instructions and it turned out awesome!! Thank you for an easy (just many labor hours) and creative tutorial!!!
I'm obsessed 😍 currently considering DIY for my furniture in the house to save on costs as well as get busy and add personality to my space as I learn new skills. Thank you for this 😊
Very nice outcome. A must do. I thought u said, "add some nice cushions to these b****** and youre all set." Had to rewind it then i heard "benches". Lol!!!!
It's like my phone's listening to me lol I was just complaining about the availability of outdoor patio furniture but mine won't be covered so idk if this will work for making my own cushions
@Stephen Johnson lol I mean if it suggests ways to fix stuff I'm complaining about I'm all for it. It will be pretty bored with the things I say anyway
Yes true, first thing is that you must have all the tools you need etc, and these palets sofa for example, it is important you have the same dimensions, yes easy to watch😊
@@klavdijalocnikar3232 You don't have to have the sofa right away, it'll be uncomfortable for a bit but at least you have time to make that or buy some cushions
That turned out really beautiful I love it I tried explaining that to my husband but he just couldn't see what I was talking about till ur video ty for sharing we love it
Brilliant. For added visual interest, use two narrower beams in one slot and alternate w a wide beam. I’m going to take this idea and make a full on bed in the backyard, like at the hotels
Wow I am impressed with the 4x4s quality and appearance. Here where I live they are very bad quality and very expensive. Good project. I have some of the material and I might do this project. Thank you!
Brilliant. I wouldn't use the first row of bricks because I prefer low benches. But you are definitely one creative human being. More like this please!
Fantastic !!!! I am always trying to come up with ideas on how to upcycle materials already on hand, and I knew that I wanted to make a bench using cinderblocks, I just wasn't sure about the materials needed to complete the project.....but thanks to this amazing video, I now know just what all I will need to get her done lol....Thanks so much !!!
💖💖💖 Great idea👍 You can also add a table, same design but top with tiles or ??? for cocktails! Would last forever and you wouldn't have to worry about anybody stealing it away!!!
I really like the idea. Great work! Only thing i wouldn't want to have on my terrace are the crude looking cinder blocks, but filling in the gaps between the blocks and rounding the front facing corners would do the trick for me. Nice inspiration.
Thanks.... I used old used cinderblocks. If I used new ones there would actually be way better fitting and minimal gaps. Rounding the corners would be a great idea though!
@@BMSculptures I dunno if I missed this part. But why not use wider and flatter planks? I would think you would've had less gaps/been more comfortable. . Cool inspo tho! :)
This turned out great & was lots of fun to watch. (I admit that I laughed out when I saw how you did the corners as you were upholstering. It was very.....creative. I was glad I didn't have any liquid in my mouth! 😂) Thanks for the great idea & the great video. 👋🏼🙋🏽♀️✌🏽
Hey, do it yourself! I don't gotta man but even though it may take me longer, I can do it! ( And it's a great meditation! Keeps the mind focused and relaxed.) One suggestion. Turn the material under about an inch before stapling it or the edges of the material could ravel over time and it end up with threads hanging down.
Ooohhhh man…..i lov it…going to fix this to my balcony but it’s not bigBut it’s not big enough so I have to make it a little bit smaller dots but let’s see how it turns out hopefully beautiful like yours thank you man God bless
Thank-you for an interesting video that has no annoying music!
Glad you liked it!
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That was my fav part. Great video. New follower
You have no idea how much that means to me. NO MUSIC !
Dam I need me a man that builds things with his mind and hands, how amazing this furniture came out, I love it!
He's out there!
You can do it yourself
and he's hot..
@Ben Tackett 😂😂😂😂😂
Do it with a friend
Beautiful! I love DIY's anyone can do, not everyone has power tools!
Thanks!
TFS!!! I loved this!
Exactly! 🙂🙂🙂
You don't need a man you can do this yourself
Bueno se combra
Wow!! You are the definition of a skilled man.
I saw a video making a bench out of cinderblocks yesterday, but forgot to share it. Your version is 2 times better because you made 2 benches! This is what I want when I move into my new home on my patio!
Wow love this and the fact that you spoke clearly your instructions without the annoying music is outstanding! Great job!
Thanks so much! 😊
Wow this threw me back to being at my tíos ranch growing up in the 90s and seeing these cinderblock benches. Never thought about them till now, just gave me my new project idea!
haha thats awesome
@@BMSculptures yiur channel is awesome! Enjoying it!
This made my day...thanks for sharing! No power tool, no sewing👍🏽
Glad you enjoyed it!
I seen something like this on Pinterest the other day🤔 and told my husband I'm going back to Home Depot to make a bench. I just made a mini patio with concrete and did my yard and I'm so excited. I'm definitely doing this bench today 4/17/2021. Great video! ☺️
That is awesome!
Out of all the cinderblock bench videos I have seen, this is by far the BEST ONE!!!
Awesome! Thanks Al
I made two of these facing the brick fire pit I made a couple years ago. Love them.
They are the best
I would like to use for my campsite as benches for my fire pit are the cinder block sturdy
@@mrrs17 probably yes very much so, only thing is that's a lot of weight to carry to a campsite and back home I guess
I’ve seen so many ppl on TH-cam tempting to complete this project and yours look the best so far
Wow! This is not just looked amazing but also simple and economical to do! Thanks for showing every step of the way at a perfect speed for beginners to understand. And so nice of you to show every material and link .You are terrific 🏆🤓
You are so welcome!
We made a bench like this years ago and purchased 3 cushions from target. It it the only thing that has been able to endure Florida’s heat and rain. I am so glad I found this video. I will be adding a back onto ours and a fresh coat of paint. Thanks for the inspiration.
That is awesome!
Was yours really heavy? That's my only concern. Maybe I'll do like someone else mentioned and just make it shorter, so a few less bricks to lift.
nice. you could also use longer boards where the seats are and connect them in the corner, effectively making long L-shapes. Then you would have a corner table.
Not only attractive but talented too! 😃 Win, win!
Great idea and looks very nice. Thank you for sharing.
Love your style! I have been remodeling the early 1900s cinderblock farmhouse where i reside. I am always looking for new ideas that are simple but fun. I understand your terminology without having to revert to my certifications to understand. Lol. Thank you.
I built a couple of these around our fire pit several years ago... still standing strong... they work really great!
Very durable!
You did good job! The concept, the idea, is there. Now, it all depends on individual creativity.👍🏼
I was talking about putting up something for a couple rental properties and wanting something that would last. My GF asked if I'd seen the cinder block benches. 😳 ❤️❤️ Fantastic! Perfect solution that I can do as a 60yo woman. 😁
Love this video. Looks like something I may create for our deck. However, I would like to point out the fiberboard if it gets wet will break apart. It would be a good Idea to paint and put sealer on it before stapling the cushion on.
Thanks for the info!
Thank you for sharing. Right now, I am in the process of doing the same on the side of my home. First, I am concrete work by myself. I have 19 cinder blocks that I was going to put some place in the yard. ❤❤
You're very funny. Enjoyed your video. Sound effects were cute and your project turned out beautiful. Las Vegas, NV April 2, 2021
Oh thank you!
A jack of all trades I see from artist to decorater
Love the simplicity & effectiveness of the design! I wonder if adding another cinder block or putting a few pieces of wood together on each end could be a welcomed addition for some sort of arm rest support.
That is a good idea. Arm rests would be nice
Was thinking the same thing , cutting a piece of 4x4 to glue on top of the arm rest. Bring out the color of the stained wood. Nice project!!!!!!
Was wondering .... also how could you put a slight tilt on the backrest.
@@johnjacobjinglehimerschmid3555 you could try using 2x4's in a slant that can be held up in that position with wooden wedges inside the cinder block holes. Just something that popped into my mind but the actual execution must be harder than this.
This is where, I would definitely abort the ban on power tools!
For the Arm rest ….. I would stack “one” more cinder block (except with the holes 🕳 facing ⬆️ UP) so you have BUILT In, Cup Holders.
And the where the tools come in ….. then take some wood 🪵 (thin) and cap that cinder block off …. Only exposing the holes. Kind of like in a Cadillac or Mercedes, around the cup holders and and panel. Just a thought 💭
I like the simplicity of the concept. It's very Scandinavian.
Wow this turned out amazing. The bench looks lovely and worth a lot.
Thanks so much! 😊
So cool. I just bought a house that has lots of those blocks in the yard and they were going to the garbage. Thanks and found the perfect idea-use for them, of course thanks to you👍🏼
Glad I could help
Your personality can literally bring dead stuff to life!!! That was so much fun to watch!!!👍😄👋🏼
Oh man I don't know about that! Thanks for watching!
@@BMSculptures
Lol!!!
That is known as hyperbole!!!
@@omokaroojiire I once gave CPR to a lizard. Im pretty sure it was out for at least 20 seconds before it came back to the light... Just sayin 😏
@@BMSculptures
Yeah, I told you! You are one of a kind!!! CPR to a lizard!😂
👏Thanks for showing this easy way to build benches in the patio 👏
I wish you were my hubby. This is amazing 😻
if my wife ever decides to leave me ill remember this comment and reach back out 😉
Excellent Job! Saved money and made your queen very happy. Added value to your home! Thanks for sharing!
What about a table in the center? Make it also with the cinder blocks and wood that you used for the seats. I bet it would look beautiful. Love the seats1 Thank you.
Check out my homepage. I have the coffee table build!
The only issue I see with this is that maybe it would be SO heavy to move?
@@kbanghart Exactly, and at 60 something I wouldn't be able to carry those blocks and wood. So sad because I really like it!
@@fabbynavarro5402 after reading some other comments, I realize that removing two of the blocks might make it a more reasonable height, and of course lower the weight quite a bit. In that case it's a lot better for some people to try to move, say 150 lb, instead of 210. Probably best to use a dolly If you have to move them.
I also just watched a couple other videos where people made their own hand rests, covered in vinyl, that would be very nice too for the tops.
This is MY type of project!!! NO POWER TOOLS!!!! (as far as tools the most I have is a sewing kit ) Thank you!!! :-)
You are so welcome!
The sound effects are hilarious 🤣
Love this video 👍🏾
Glad you enjoyed
Really good job dude. The idea, execution and presentation. I love the special Walnut. Nice work!
That stain I pretty special. I love the color.
Super special!
I'm 32secs in and already liked the video...NO POWER TOOLS... YAASSSSS....Although I love my power tools, I'm gonna build this!!!
Hmmm, this is one DIY I could actually do myself heh
Absolutely!
Nice home built cushions! Looks great. I built this almost identical about three years ago, but I added 2X4 alongside each 4X4, they are each not true 4 inchers so they all fit in there snug and it's really cool. With cushions looked marvelous, visitors loved it, then I added the oblong pavers flat on top as arm rests placing it all the way back against the back concrete block, leaves a good lip in the front for drinks. Cool. Looks great. The construction Adhesive 500 worked great for this project as well.
Thank you! I would be interested to see what the look of the 2x4s are. I also like the arm rest idea.
I'm going to try to add a photo here, I'm not a TH-cam pro, so I'm not sure if I can....I can't make it work. Imagine, put a 4x4 along side a 2x4, a standard cinder block will hold them both in one hole. Mainly because neither are True in size. They each are usually a 3.5x3.5 and 1 1/2 x 3.5 so that little bit of space allows you to load the two in one hole. It will fill up the area nicely. Prior to loading the second hole in the cinder block I measure a separate 2x4 to span the inner gap between those two holes. Attach it to the boards you've already loaded thru one side of the hole. Secure it with screws or gorilla glue. Now to finish you will load the next two boards into the remaining cinder block hole, when you are done you will have a fully filled bench, no rear can slip through and it looks really sharp. Unless you have an email address I can send pictures to, I can't provide photos youtube is not letting me load photos here. Best wishes!
Never become too dependent on your tools because you never know when you won't have them!
Absolutely.
Amen!
@Logan Enoch - Why would I want to hack your girlfriend's Instagram password? If she is going out with you, she must be a real winner.
“The greatest tool you’ll ever possess is your mind. “E
Beautiful, the paint makes the pop for the wood stain he used. Dude is good 👍
Another great job!"God bless the work you're doing for ur family. Sit down and enjoy Walla
Thank you, we have been enjoying this for about a year now!
I really like the simple explanation and idiot-proof instructions. By Jove, I think even I could do this!
So easy a caveman can do it
Love it!!!! I built mine after building my patio and fire pit. I watched and followed your instructions and it turned out awesome!! Thank you for an easy (just many labor hours) and creative tutorial!!!
That is awesome!
Gonna go on the honey-do list this summer! 😅😅
awesome!
I'm obsessed 😍 currently considering DIY for my furniture in the house to save on costs as well as get busy and add personality to my space as I learn new skills. Thank you for this 😊
Awesome! you are welcome. Good luck!
I was thinking the same lol! This might end up being my basement furniture!
@@fee9971 let me know how that goes. Last 4 months have been hectic. No real progress in the creating department 😅😅
I absolutely enjoyed this! It turned out beautiful 😻 great job! You make me want to try this😅😂
Thank you! You should try it!
The BEST one I've seen yet!! Fabulous 👌 👏 👍 😍
Wow, thank you!
Nice bench, I will made it this spring👍
Awesome!
What i did was use a ratchet strap around each set to hold it tight till the glue dries . Great video good info ..
Where did you find the foam ?? I love this idea .... I will be building 3
Check the description. I have links to everything!
"Eeee uuuu" eeee uuuu ting tang walla walla Bing Bang!! 😆
Awesome build👍👍😎
I likey! He's smart and wears gloves when staining...I lack that common sense
Ive had stained hands for months before... Learned the hard way
No
Very nice outcome. A must do. I thought u said, "add some nice cushions to these b****** and youre all set." Had to rewind it then i heard "benches". Lol!!!!
Lawd my toes just curled up! I hit my feet on everything.
hahaha
😂😂 yep. Maybe add foam at the bottom
Summer 2023 is about to be lit... thank you dear
It's like my phone's listening to me lol I was just complaining about the availability of outdoor patio furniture but mine won't be covered so idk if this will work for making my own cushions
haha Yeah I get the same thing. You can always just purchase outdoor cushions
@Stephen Johnson lol I mean if it suggests ways to fix stuff I'm complaining about I'm all for it. It will be pretty bored with the things I say anyway
@@BMSculptures prob going to do that if I can pitch this idea to the GC aka wife lmao
Although it won’t look the most Aesthetically pleasing...u could probably use 2 inflatable pool floats (the ones u lay on)
Been wanting to try this since last summer. Don't have a lot of the tools so better start buying them now. Appreciate the vid! Thank you!
Ficou maravilhosoooo! Vou copiar.
I love your videos. I'm so glad I found your channel. I admire your modesty sir. Great job!
3 thumbs up bro.
I appreciate it
So easy to follow. Glad you made it with no power tools. I don’t have any and I’m nit ready to buy any. 😚thank you.
You are so welcome!
Great idea but it's never as easy as you think, right? At least that's my experience with DIYs
Very true!
I too, have had the same experience more than one time.
Yes true, first thing is that you must have all the tools you need etc, and these palets sofa for example, it is important you have the same dimensions, yes easy to watch😊
Just a bit of labor kind of like using leggos no power tools so it can’t get complicated
@@klavdijalocnikar3232 You don't have to have the sofa right away, it'll be uncomfortable for a bit but at least you have time to make that or buy some cushions
I love this so much and your video was so great. You are very entertaining to listen to and very talented.
That turned out really beautiful I love it I tried explaining that to my husband but he just couldn't see what I was talking about till ur video ty for sharing we love it
haha Thank you! I am a visual learner as well.
One of the best ideas of diy patio bench 😇❤️😀 thank you for sharing
wowwww.this is what i want no power tools needed.more vids to watch.God bless
Good Luck!
Brilliant. For added visual interest, use two narrower beams in one slot and alternate w a wide beam. I’m going to take this idea and make a full on bed in the backyard, like at the hotels
I'm not sure I'm picturing what you said, you mean like 2x4s instead of the 4x4s?
Not exactly sure either. The cinderblock slots will only fit a 4x4
The best DIY I've seen so easy it's a no brainer big thanks
Glad you liked it!
Wow I am impressed with the 4x4s quality and appearance. Here where I live they are very bad quality and very expensive. Good project. I have some of the material and I might do this project. Thank you!
It is amazing what a little stain can do to transform some cheap 4x4's. Lumber in general is about 3x the price from when I made this.
I always wanted to make these chair. Great work.
Great job! Sometimes you can find these materials for free on Craigslist. People getting rid of things without knowing how to repurpose
Thank you for showing without power tools!! It turned out beautifully 👍🏽
Thank you for this beautiful tutorial. The end result is great, very professional.
He's funny and hot and knows how to build stuff? He's a keeper for sure.
Brilliant. I wouldn't use the first row of bricks because I prefer low benches. But you are definitely one creative human being. More like this please!
You can definitely lose the lower bricks if you want to. Ill try and do some more of these videos in the near future!
I’m getting a kick out of the special walnut cracks you’re making.
This is actually nice!! Going to create this at our Apartment 😍!!
awesome!
Fantastic !!!! I am always trying to come up with ideas on how to upcycle materials already on hand, and I knew that I wanted to make a bench using cinderblocks, I just wasn't sure about the materials needed to complete the project.....but thanks to this amazing video, I now know just what all I will need to get her done lol....Thanks so much !!!
Glad it was helpful!
This is amazing ! Thank you for sharing… something I can make! … my hubby and I have big behinds so I don’t think we will sink through !
I really needed the cushion tutorial!! Thank you
You got it!
💖💖💖 Great idea👍 You can also add a table, same design but top with tiles or ??? for cocktails! Would last forever and you wouldn't have to worry about anybody stealing it away!!!
great idea. I actually made two tables like this. (one of them is in the photo). I have that video as well. Be sure to check it out!
Very nice👍 The epoxy top is beautiful and trendy!!
I do like the look of the 🪵 with the cinderblocks! Great idea 💡and an even better job!!!
I really like the idea. Great work! Only thing i wouldn't want to have on my terrace are the crude looking cinder blocks, but filling in the gaps between the blocks and rounding the front facing corners would do the trick for me. Nice inspiration.
Thanks.... I used old used cinderblocks. If I used new ones there would actually be way better fitting and minimal gaps. Rounding the corners would be a great idea though!
@@BMSculptures I dunno if I missed this part. But why not use wider and flatter planks? I would think you would've had less gaps/been more comfortable. . Cool inspo tho! :)
Im actually enjoying the sound effects... hahaha!!
WOW I lov it very much because I have to have something that no one else has I’m going to make one thanx
awesome! Good luck!
Absolutely Fabulous! Gonna start grabbing supplies today to do this!!
Fantastico maestro ❣️🥰. Bellissima idea 💡 e anche estremamente fa facile da realizzare. Mi piacciono molto questi mobili da giardino fatti in casa 🏡🥰👍
I love it. You have inspired me to make two benches for my backyard.
Thanks for sharing, I needed this for a bench seat I need to recover.
Glad it was helpful!
Fantastic! You've inspired me! I'm going to make one for my ugly patio. Thank you for the great, instructional video! Seriously.😊
haha awesome! Let me know how it goes!
Thank you so much for showing us your design it beautiful and simple, thank you I will definitely try it
You killed me "with the fancy cushions" and "grab your closest human" lol too funny! Love the video, super easy to make. Thanks!!
Love it! And funny too. I don’t think I’ll be able to do it even without power tools. But it’s nice to watch.
Sure you can!
excellent, easy enough concept, an inviting spot in the backyard!!!
This turned out great & was lots of fun to watch. (I admit that I laughed out when I saw how you did the corners as you were upholstering. It was very.....creative. I was glad I didn't have any liquid in my mouth! 😂) Thanks for the great idea & the great video. 👋🏼🙋🏽♀️✌🏽
haha I am glad you enjoyed it!!!
You our a very creative young man.I think that's Gorgeous Gorgeous A Million Dollars Shot.I would Love to have that on my yard anytime !!"
Thanks Martha
Adding 1 more row for back support while seating would be more comfortable , cushion wood will rot in rain
Great work on video instruction 🙏 thanks
So simple, even a blockhead like myself could do this!
hahaha
Great idea and great presentation! Think I'm going to try it!!
Hey, do it yourself! I don't gotta man but even though it may take me longer, I can do it! ( And it's a great meditation! Keeps the mind focused and relaxed.)
One suggestion. Turn the material under about an inch before stapling it or the edges of the material could ravel over time and it end up with threads hanging down.
You can do it!!!
Ooohhhh man…..i lov it…going to fix this to my balcony but it’s not bigBut it’s not big enough so I have to make it a little bit smaller dots but let’s see how it turns out hopefully beautiful like yours thank you man God bless
You can do it!