Remodalaholic
These diy backyard shade ideas will keep you cool even as the temperatures climb.
A beginner or advanced beginner can handle most of these straightforward projects.
A small pergola-bang out structure is built into the wall of the house, covering the table and chairs.
Remodalaholic
This budget project costs around $200 to build and you’ll enjoy it for years.
Make it even shadier with theseoutdoor curtainsdesigned especially for a pergola.
Directions include how to customize it for the size of your pergola.
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They’re made from a unique material that you’ll need to see to believe.
You’ll make this one yourself out of canvas drop cloths.
After the strips are cut and trimmed, you’ll put them up.
Lovely Indeed
The spacing of the fabric is important to get a nice look.
Finally,string lightsare added to add some romance to the shade.
This project has you buy an inexpensive white umbrella and use some paint to make it your own.
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This hammock stand was built especially for a hammock chair with sturdy hooks for support.
It has a pergola top to keep the person sitting in the chair cool and comfortable.
It’s made of wood slatlattice, giving it a modern streamlined look.
Oh So Lovely
Written and video tutorials are available to help you make the curtains.
This one is attached to the house and fence.
It’s a great budget DIY backyard shade that will impress all your guests.
Remodalaholic
A pergola paired with the house is going to give you some awesome shade.
This outdoor oasis will feel like you’ve added a new room to your home.
It’s simply a carport cover that’s now being used as a canopy in the backyard.
Lovely Indeed
It provides a huge amount of shade, right over the dining table.
Move it wherever you find that you need the most shade.
This is a customizable project because you’ll bedyeing the fabricpanels your desired color.
Houseful of Handmade
It provides a ton of shade and really upgrades your whole backyard.
It’s built right off the back door, making it feel like an extension of the house.
This would make a great backyard garden that you could watch flourish and grow.
The Merrythought
It will give you some great shade and you won’t ever want to leave such a comfy place.
It can be placed anywhere in your backyard and would fit nicely in an underutilized corner.
This will give you even more shade, making it a cool retreat.
Home Made by Carmona
This no-sew project will only cost you about $175.
Start with a bed and then build a wooden frame around it.
Then you’ll just need to hang up some outdoor curtains for the back, sides, and front.
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This fence is built with slats close enough together that it provides some shade.
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