We accomplished our stepping stone patio by two of us.

Of course, mostly from my hubby. Before, during and after pixies. We removed grass, added weed barrier material twice to overlap, filled paver sand 4 to 5 inches thick, added stepping stones, spray paint black cinder blocks as edge by left side of the stepping stone patio. We got 75% free from demolition sites that our friends owned their demolition business. That helped a lot with our limited budget.

Sorry those pixies are not in order. I tried to sort those pixies but I did not know how to do that here.

5 Comments

Vicki Smyrna, GA

And I added solar lights in those sand filled holes of blocks to pretty it up at evening.

on Sep 01, 2011 · Like 1
Faidra at CA Global Inc Marietta, GA

Love the in ground fire pit!

on Sep 01, 2011 · Like 1
Vicki Smyrna, GA

Faidra, TY. I will use ur idea to put candles in that fire pit not in use. I love ur ideas and of course, I enjoyed looking at ur pixies. Will look forward to see more of ur awesome creative ideas to decorate pretty yard. ;-)

on Sep 01, 2011 · Like 0
Peace Painting Co., Inc. Alpharetta, GA

Budget or not, the demolition reuse is fascinating. You have to put your thinking cap on to use what you have, and it worked well. I'd like to see a whole house constructed using your method. Way to go, keep up the good work!
Best, Charles

on Sep 01, 2011 · Like 1
Vicki Smyrna, GA

Peace painting Co, Inc TY. That will be cool to see a whole house constructed from demo materials. We also got ceiling fans, shutters, rocks..... that is all I cud think of. That is wonderful to save from landfill and money.

on Sep 01, 2011 · Like 0