How to Make a Concrete Landscape Curb | DIY Concrete Lawn Borders

This is my DIY Concrete Lawn Borders. Adding concrete lawn borders to your front yard or backyard will give a great look to your house and it’s very affordable if you do it yourself.
I had lots of fun doing this project because it was my first time working with concrete it didn't turn out the way I wanted but I learned so much that on my next project I will do better.

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CONCRETE:

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Watch this two videos before doing this kind of projects it will help you lots;
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[genevandyke]

As far as making it smoother sand it with a high speed sander, that’s what I’ve done, overall it looks great for a first time attempt….. maybe make another video on the flowers you planted

[nicetysalmondjoy]

Thank you so very much...I had been searching for someone who has diy-ed it. We had it professionally done at our other home before selling it and it did cost over 3k. In my book you did an awesome job all by yourself.

[anastassiacardona]

My 5 yo is watching this with me, and she says you’re being too hard on yourself in the end, the border looks GREAT! 😆 I think she’s right it does!

[deborahjames]

You did a great job! It looks beautiful! My husband wants to do this in our backyard for all our gardens, we have many. Thank you for doing this, I am now looking forward for him to do it too. Congratulations to you and your wife on your beautiful baby!

[insertnamehere]

Great video. I'm definitely going to do this. 💘 Love the color of ur house☆

[krazepaper]

Looks great! Thanks for sharing your process!

[BabydollLovesLife]

That's hard work for sure!! Excellent job for your first time!!
Going to be gorgeous adding more flowers, plants.. whatever in!!

[TheWoodHaven]

You are too tough on yourself. It looks great. You did a great job.

[PaPaBeaR]

this is pretty cool. seems to be a simple tutorial that anyone can do. no need to hire a professional if you can do it by yourself

[everss]

don't use concrete, Portland/sand 1/4 ratio is better, it's not supporting any weight

[valkyriesardo]

Reinforce the concrete while it is wet by embedding metal rod or chicken wire when the form is half full. Avoid straight lines or too many sharp curves. Gently flowing curves have more appeal. (Cute nephew)