But I guess when furniture pieces need to withstand a variety of seasons and still look good year after year, it warrants a higher price tag. The truth can hurt…the wallet. But before we move on, watch how Em DIY’ed her patio before that famous beautiful tile went in (just wait for the ad to run first): Ok we’re back! SO because of that, I made it my mission this week to create an affordable accessories roundup post. Because while your outdoor furniture is built to last many many years, you just might want to switch up some throw pillows, add a rug or heck FINALLY get that fire pit you’ve always dreamed of. Doing those things should NOT have...
Now take these steps to turn your invention into reality. This is how to take your product from a dream to the shelves. The outdoor industry is booming. It contributed $412 billion (2.2 percent) of total U.S. Gross Domestic Product in 2016, according to a report by the Bureau of Economic Analysis. People value outdoor experiences and are willing to pay for them. The market for high-quality, useful outdoor gear is strong. Why not get in on the action? You’ve had that idea for a new piece of equipment that would make your adventures even better — why not pursue it? I’ve written a book to help you. While geared toward women, it’s for anyone out there who wants to...
The adventure-minded college-bound would do well to heed these pointers on keeping their room — and their gear — in tip-top shape. If you — or your young athlete — are heading to college and into dorm living, it might seem daunting. Where’s your hiking pack going to fit with your regular backpack, and where are you supposed to put a bike without driving your roommate crazy? Not only is space an issue when living in a small dorm room, but keeping it clean is as well. Keeping mud off the floors, shoes dry, and running or riding gear from stinking up the place is a hard task when you’re balancing training and studying. Fortunately, you’re not alone. Here are...
The adventure-minded college-bound would do well to heed these pointers on keeping their room — and their gear — in tip-top shape. If you — or your young athlete — are heading to college and into dorm living, it might seem daunting. Where’s your hiking pack going to fit with your regular backpack, and where are you supposed to put a bike without driving your roommate crazy? Not only is space an issue when living in a small dorm room, but keeping it clean is as well. Keeping mud off the floors, shoes dry, and running or riding gear from stinking up the place is a hard task when you’re balancing training and studying. Fortunately, you’re not alone. Here are...
