Garden paths not only mark the safe place in your garden to walk, but also give your garden a sense of completeness, dimension, and charm!
Garden paths can be made from almost any material and can be installed within a couple of hours or in a weekend. Repurposing old wood, leftover granite, or using gravel are just a few choices. One of the most customizable and easiest ways is to use stepping stones. Here are 17 creative garden paths you can complete yourself.
1. Concrete Pillow Stepping Stones
Although they look like colorful cushions, they are actually concrete stepping stones. (via Urban Gardens)
2. Hopscotch Stepping Stones
I am in love with this idea. Not only would it give the kids a permanent hopscotch area but what an awesome pop of color in the garden or yard. (Tutorial via Read Between the Limes)
3. Butterfly Shaped Garden Stepping Stones
Made with rocks in a concrete mold. (via Debra Prinzing)
4. Lace Stepping Stones
Use lace motif to decorate stepping stones in your garden. (Tutorial via Mindful Matters)
5. Pallet Walkway
Upcycling pallets is also a great way to create a garden path. (Tutorial via Funky Junk Interiors)
6. Granite Walkway
If you have any leftover granite from a recent kitchen remodel, here is a good way to make sure it doesn’t go to waste. (Tutorial via RemoveandReplace)
7. Wood Log Path
Use wood logs to create a visually stunning garden path. (Tutorial via Domesticated Nomad)
8. Gravel Path
Gravel path is the quickest and cheapest way of making a path for the garden. (Tutorial via This Old House)
9. Bottle Cap Path
Colorful bottle caps glued down into a pattern make an interesting path. (Source not found)