With summer almost here, we have been getting our summer ready. In the backyard, we want to be ready for backyard barbeques, lounging on the patio, but also somewhere for the princess to also enjoy hanging out and playing. To get the backyard started with a kid spot, DIY paver hopscotch was our first choose.

DIY Paver Hopscotch via @LifeofCreed

The princess and I headed to Lowe’s on a Sunday morning, to get pavers and spray paint. Oh, did I mention it is also very, very, easy. At Lowe’s I picked a long style paver, instead of a square one. We brought 6 pavers, as we had 4 squares one we already had from another project, we would be using for this one. The princess picked the paint color she wanted to pain the pavers. Of course, she picked pink.

DIY Paver Hopscotch via @LifeofCreed

The spray we used, pink of course.

Once home, we unloaded the car and started working on our paver hopscotch. The first thing the princess and I did, we made our own number stencils. I just use some printer paper and free handed drew the numbers on. The princess help with cutting them out.

DIY Paver Hopscotch via @LifeofCreed

Our stencilscut out

Next step, with some help from B was to tape down the stencils.

Third step spray paint the pavers. Of course the color pattern is endless, you can choose one color like we did or use to do each paver a different color. One of the long pavers broke, but we still used it.

DIY Paver Hopscotch via @LifeofCreed

Number 1. We used printer’s tape to make the one. Spray and let dry.

DIY Paver Hopscotch via @LifeofCreed

Here are all the paver’s still with the stencils on them.

DIY Paver Hopscotch via @LifeofCreed

Fourth step let dry. The let them dry overnight, before we played a round of hopscotch. Don’t worry about any grass that is now a new color from the spray paint.  Just use your weed eater around the paver hopscotch to get rid of the painted grass.

DIY Paver Hopscotch via @LifeofCreed

We removed the stencils, however, the paint is still wet.

DIY Paver Hopscotch via @LifeofCreed

We removed the stencils, however, the paint is still wet.

It is that easy! We had two different size paver’s so we just alternated between the two.  The paver that broke, we used it for the number 3 and 4 on the hopscotch.  We have enjoyed some fun playing on the paver hopscotch. And when other kids are over, it adds to the backyard fun for the kids to play a little game of hopscotch.

Do you have a backyard game you enjoy playing?

 

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