How to Make a *Whimsical* Cobblestone Pathway (Garden Path)

Hello Everybody,
In today's video, I'll be showing you how to make a Cobblestone Pathway using foraged river stones from our property. This is much easier than you might think, but there are a few obstacles that I want to help you avoid.
Here's what you'll need:
River Rocks (Midsize 5-10 inches)
Quikrete
Paver Sand (Optional)
Edging
Trowel
Tarp
Buckets
Rag
Mallet
Kneeling Pad
Gloves
Raincoat/Rainboots
Something to mix Quikrete with
(we used a shovel and our Gorilla Cart)
Let me know if you have any questions in the comments below. And don't forget to subscribe for some more garden/cottage content!
Love,
Anna & Burt

[@pattibealer]

I am so proud of the two of you doing this task in the cold weather and doing such a terrific job! I love getting those dream jobs done! Well done!!!

[@CorinneE-vv9zx]

So pretty Anna and Burt. Well done- thanks for sharing your tips!

[@soniewhitten4844]

looks beautiful. the two of you done a great job!!! thanks for sharing.

[@JM_Rosebranch]

As someone who has placed every single rock, blade of grass, and tree in a once very barren garden, I salute you ❤. This path is dream worthy! It looks incredible. I have always wanted a cobble stone path, and after watching this, I feel like I can actually make one! Unfortunately, I live in an area where river rock is not readily available and more expensive than gold 😅.

[@LydiaCyan]

Beautiful, worth all the work

[@lisaborkowski1483]

Thank you Anna for all this information. I would love to attempt doing this to my front walk way. Maybe now I won’t be so intimidated. And my walkway is not very big but I’d have to dig up the old cracked concrete that is currently there. I’m definitely adding this to my project list:):)

[@GrowCookPreserveWithKellyDawn]

It looks so quaint!

[@DubTDub]

Wow!!! Looks awesome Anna! Great job!!! 🙌🏻🙌🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@28tv.]

Wowo Vlog 💕💕💕💕😍😍😍😍

[@dzermina]

amazing 🥺🥺

[@FreeSpeech4All]

Concrete as a cold, wet weather project? Interesting. Better you than me. (I hate cold weather.). Looks nice though! I'll be curious to see how it ages, especially if water gets around those stones, freezes and maybe pops them back out. 🤔 I'm currently working on a dry river bed/walkway made from all the rocks being dug out of our property. No concrete involved there. Just a modest trench, lined with plastic, edged with large rocks, filled with mid-sized rocks in the bottom and smaller rocks on top. So far, so good... but I have a loooooooooooooong way to go. 😂

[@tbur8901]

Making his way through the snow Gnobbler reached the path of cobble stones. It was said that at the end of it there was a lady sending out lots and lots of love for everyone to feel. He slowly tripled over the rocks covered with moss and algae until he reached the front door. At that moment it opened and a giant bearded blond dude hovered over him, staring in surprise. So Gnobbler ran, as fast as his little feet could take him. Back to the trees where the owls, the martens and others prey on him. But he gazed back. Just once more. And then he saw the lady, smiling at him. Then he knew it was true. She is real !!

[@rtcharge]

Won’t be fun to shovel snow off, but nice in summer etc

[@aires69uk]

Your gaps are too big and you should set the stones in soil. But you're attempting something most people would never try.. so.. well done.