Foam Pit Fun

Skip the water and fill a small inflatable pool with pool noodles.

Source: http://lifeandadventuresofahomeschoolmama.blogspot.com/2013/04/pit-of-fun.html

DIY Pool Drink Holder

Looking for a lace to hold your drink while you're in the pool? Try this easy DIY project using pool noodles to create your own drink holder.

Source: http://www.instructables.com/id/The-Beverage-Barge-MK-2/

Floating Pool Table

Lifehacker brings you another way to make your easier. Create your own floating tabletop by cutting foam pool noodles and framing a large plastic cutting board.

Source: http://lifehacker.com/5930237/make-a-floating-tabletop-on-the-cheap

DIY Outdoor Lights

It's about the time to give your patio a new look, but you don't have to buy new products to put a fresh twist on your outdoor patio.  Reuse old metal lamps by simply placing a solar panel light (remove from the stake) and attach it to the light socket.

Source: http://topthistopthat.blogspot.com/2014/03/weekly-wows.html

Pull out those white christmas tree lights and wrap around the trunks of trees in your backyard.

Source: http://bestcoolist.com/outdoor-party-lighting-ideas

What you need: Candles, sand and a metal bucket...

Source: http://www.deepuddy.co.uk/pencil-candles-p-353.html

Black and White Photo Decor

It's not difficult to add an artistic look to your home. Simply print out pictures and create a poster size decor to attach to a wall near a living room or bedroom. 

Source: http://www.bhg.com/decorating/do-it-yourself/wall-art/diy-art/?sssdmh=dm17.677922&esrc=nwdiy070313

Foot Washing Station

DIY Foot Washing Station:

Take a shallow plastic tray and drill several holes on the bottom end. Fill the first layer with gravel and then add large stones to the top layer.

Source: http://www.sisterhoodofthesensiblemoms.com/2013/06/ghetto-chic-swimming-pool-design/

Table Top Smores

Here's an easy and hassle-free way to create a smores bar: Simply line several terracotta pots with foil and light charcoal.

Source: http://blog.hgtv.com/design/2013/06/19/daily-delight-table-top-smores/

Mother's Day Mason Jars

Fill those mason jars with herbs to create a unique Mother's Day gift to spice up her kitchen.

Source: http://www.day2daysupermom.com/2013/04/mason-jar-herb-garden-greenthumb-thursday.html

Family Tree

Martha Stewart has made it easy for you to create a family tree for a loved one. It's simple - yet personal and creates a unique gift for any home. Templates for the project are available online at marthastewart.com.

Source:  http://www.marthastewart.com/918597/giving-tree-family-tree?czone=crafts/memorykeeping-cnt/family-memories&center=276976&gallery=275136&slide=180980

Love Letters To Mom

Quick. Easy. Inexpensive. Personal.

This is a great way to personalize a gift for your mother or grandmother. Take pictures of family members, children or friends holding up a letter to spell out a short phrase or word. Simply print out the pictures and place in a frame. 

Source: http://sweetgrace.typepad.com/the_inadvertent_farmer/2009/12/easy-photo-project-valentines-mothers-day-birthday.html

Mother's Day Gift Ideas

Source: http://www.designimprovised.com/2013/06/craft-letters.html

Stop by a local craft shop, pick out a letter and simply attach small photos on the front. It's a simple craft idea that adds a personal touch.

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 Recreate a beautiful image...

Source: http://www.frecklesinapril.com/2012/03/baby-love.html

Here's an example from Sue Wilson, program director for 94.9 WQMX and co-host for the Wynn & Wilson morning show. 

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Create a memorable piece of history. This idea gives you the freedom to create your own gift with a special meaning. Create an album of memories for your mother by asking her a list of questions about her life. You can add pictures and your own thoughts on each page. 

Source: http://simpleasthatblog.com/2012/04/mothers-day-mini-album.html