Backyard Makeover on a Budget – Limestone Slabs

  1. Elizabeth Frazier says:

    You girls are genius and are such an inspiration to me…..Wondering if you are going to make a shaded area and have plants to make it look more inviting.? I’m anxiously waiting to see your progress…Great Job !
    Powerful women for sure !

    • Danelle Harvey says:

      Thank you so much! We will for sure have ferns because we buy them every summer whatever house we are in… and if we can find some perennials from friends, we will probably plants some. But we won’t buy any.

  2. Jeannie Kobler says:

    Looks awesome so far but that’s no surprise! Can’t wait to see what’s next!

  3. Kim says:

    What an awesome find, that just set the back of that house off. Great Job looking forward to the next reveal.

  4. Chris says:

    Looks incredible . Would love to have something historic like that in my yard . Can’t wait for what comes next .

  5. Debbie says:

    Only you two can take a janky outside area and make it beautiful!!

  6. Cindy Nehlsen says:

    Wow! That is a one in a million find. I love how you used them.

  7. Debbie says:

    Talked my husband into an 11F walkway out to our fire pit. Thanks for taking us along. Love what you’re doing on a budget! Now to get him to agree to a pergola!

  8. JMC says:

    I’m loving this budget backyard makeover! I’m excited to see what’s next! Big fan!

  9. Angela says:

    Your landlord is the luckiest person on earth! 🙂 Great find and great way to use the bank slabs! Cannot wait to see the finished product.

  10. Jeannie says:

    Everything you guys do is magazine worthy !!!
    AMAZING !!!

  11. Debby says:

    I applaud you guys! How do ever stay so humble when you can turn straw into gold??!!

  12. Lisa says:

    That looks GREAT! What a cool find, definitely one of a kind. I love how you make something look wonderful for minimal dollars. I’ve been reading your blog for a month or so now and I’m glad that I started reading. I love how you’re using common items (other than the first state bank limestone… not common at all) and making your home look fantastic and inviting.

  13. Anonymous says:

    It looks really great Deb& Danelle!

  14. Renée says:

    It looks really great Deb& Danelle!

  15. Arlene says:

    I agree with a previous comment, your projects are all magazine worthy!

  16. Penny says:

    You both are such fun folks with such GREAT ideas – an inspiration to us all during these trying times. Hopefully, and maybe you can talk the landlord into letting you take the concrete bank stones with you when you leave. Too bad he/she won’t kick in a couple of $$ and let you have at in and improve that outdoor space! Happy Easter!!

  17. Mary Sturgeon says:

    Looks great! If you were closer, I would give you some hostas and Siberian irises .

  18. Shelly says:

    Really cool use of the pieces off the old bank! Love it!
    Great idea!

  19. Cathy says:

    Is there anyway I could private email or text you to ask a question

  20. Suzanne says:

    Coolest thing ever!!! I’d hate to leave them when y’all move…..

  21. […] for awhile.  We brought in a little shed that we will sell when we leave.  And we uncovered some limestones from an old bank here in our town.  Which are now incorporated into our sidewalk.  And we added a […]

  22. […] projects, I shared some before pictures when we brought in our shed, and then when we uncovered the large limestone pieces and incorporated them into a […]

  23. Belynda says:

    So where do you get 11F packing stone?
    Your transformations are so beautiful!

  24. Stephanie Durdan says:

    This is nothing short of amazing! Good job ladies!! Those limestone slabs are priceless. Love the history there.

  25. […] budget because we will for sure be here all summer.  We gave our fire pit  a makeover and made a sidewalk from lime stones out the back door.   And, even have our vegetable garden all ready to plant.  Come on, Indiana […]

  26. […] talked about our shed and our plans for this backyard a few weeks ago.  So far, we uncovered some limestone pieces and used them as a landing spot outside the back door and gave the fire pit a makeover.  And, I […]

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