The DIY PVC pipe sprinkler system I devised was simple, relatively inexpensive, and versatile.
It didn’t take long before I had two proud builders and a fully-functioning DIY water sprinkler for my antsy kids and thirsty lawn. Then they laid them out on the pavement and dry-fitted the sprinkler to make sure all the parts were present before gluing. Upon returning home, the construction crew carried on the vision by measuring and cutting all the pipes first. He LOVES to shop for and to play with pipes and was a big help to his dad as they built our PVC pipe sprinkler together. Tagging along every step of the way was our son Tristan.
Thankfully, that idea was contagious, and he envisioned it so well that he bought the very pipes we needed and set to work on the project as if he required no instruction at all. I went to the store with an idea in my head that my husband kindly chose to trust without question. I love homemade sprinkler ideas, especially since the temperatures in the summer can get extremely hot and not every commercial sprinkler offers the lawn adequate TLC while also supplying the kids with their very own PVC water park.
DIY PVC PIPE IDEAS FULL
With summer right around the corner, my mommyhood is in full force! I have been excitedly planning fun crafts, play-dates, and outdoor activities I can do with my children. One such project marketed towards kids uses PVC pipes to make a DIY PVC pipe sprinkler for kids. In the mail last week, my favorite store- Lowe’s-sent their quarterly magazine: “Creative Ideas.” I love flipping through the pages to see the various home improvement ideas I could easily do and the fun crafts I can build with my kids.
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