u/DiYWHY / Cheapism
Despite what HGTV might tell us, not everyone is cut out for DIY projects. Even if you have a really good idea (you probably don't), there's still the issue of execution.
Here are some of our favorite irredeemably bad DIY projects and fixes that we found this week.
"My favourite part is where instead of removing the stuff from the shelf so they could paint the whole wall, they left the stuff on the shelf and just didn't paint behind there" - u/blewberyBOOM
"Should have bought it, it really ties the room together" - u/Pickingnamesisharder
"Flintstones aesthetic" - u/balbertborring
"The stump will last a whole lot longer than the fence." - u/solstice38
"At least you'll have plenty of places for the remote control" - u/migoodridge
"Nothing says "safe" like a door perforated like a postage stamp." - u/publicnuissance
"Chairconditioner." - u/NewResponsibility163
"Well.. it is technically unique.." - u/ figbott
"I bet the mold underneath is real." - u/ShakeHandsW_Danger
"Does this look exactly like a frosted cake, or is it just me?" - u/Either-Ant-4653
"A beer table, you see them once in a blue moon" - u/AndrewSeven
"Honestly, kinda well done. I don't hate it. I've seen far worse upcycles." - u/Bored2001
"I have no idea either, but what I do know is that I want to buy it and find out" -u/kyjoely
"Of all the things I’m never getting in, that’s the thing I’m not getting in the most" - u/FoobarWreck
"Ahh, the beachment." - u/wytewydow
"I think it’s time to change the brakes on the Rockmobile, Fred." - u/DjSeku
"This looks like it was designed by a cat." - u/ClipsAndPicsBooks