Tiki diy

Impress the guests at your next Luau party with this colorful DIY cardboard Tiki totem pole decor.

My Tiki boys

I love having some fun decor in the patio and these tiki mask lights are the perfect addition. And if you know me, you know I LOVE making things out of PVC pipe…

Coffee cans or containers are recycled, upcycled and repurposed to make these DIY Tiki Statues with solar lights. Amazing decor for your yard or garden!

Homemade tiki heads made from assorted cardboard boxes, wrapped in brown craft paper, and decorated with fluorescent card stock paper.

This month my blogger friends and I decided to do a Wall Art Challenge, so I teamed up with my good friends from Bernzomatic to create an AWESOME DIY Tiki Wall Art creation. If you’ve been following along recently you know that I have a couple of new loves… power carving and Shou Sugi Ban and those loves are how I came up with the Tiki idea. I also thought Shou Sugi Ban would be the perfect finish on a power carved piece of wood to really highlight the textures and grain. So let me show you…

They may look like they were handcarved on some breezy tropical island, but are actually made of durable weather-resistant handpainted polyresin that won't break or crack. They come in small and large sizes, feature a hole in the bottom for drainage and can not only be used as flower pot, but as a unique ice bucket for your next Luau party.

How to Make a Concrete Tiki Garden Statue: Tiki Garden Statues are fun, lightweight statues that will liven up any garden. This is an easy, inexpensive project with very few ingredients or special tools needed.

We threw my sister Sarah a Tiki-Tiki Birthday Party this year, complete with DIY tiki glasses using removable vinyl. We were inspired by our trip last year to…Chicago. Ha, ha, I bet you thought I was going to say Hawaii, but no such luck. In Chicago, my sister heard about this must-see tiki bar. We […]