How to Build a Lawn Leaf Bag Holder

Keep your lawn looking beautiful by raking up all of the fallen leaves that cover the grass. The raked leaves are often stuffed into leaf bags once the leaves are in a pile. However, it is difficult and cumbersome to hold a leaf bag open at the same time that you stuff the leaves inside. One solution is to make a leaf bag holder that holds the leaf bag upright and open as you fill the bag with leaves.

12 wooden planks, 3 inches wide, 3 feet long
Staple gun
Staples, 1 inch long
Leaf bag

Instructions

- 1
  Arrange four 3-inch-wide, 3-foot long wooden planks into a square on the ground, then staple the corners where the planks touch using a staple gun and 1-inch-long staples.
- 2
  Repeat this process to create a second wooden plank square.
- 3
  Place another 3-inch-wide, 3-foot-long wooden plank standing up vertically at one of the corners of one of the plank squares. Staple the plank in place.
- 4
  Repeat to staple vertical planks at each corner of the square.
- 5
  Place the other wooden plank square on top of the form, allowing the tips of the vertical planks to overlap the corners. Staple the corners in place.
- 6
  Insert a leaf bag down into the center of the leaf bag holder, then fold the edges of the leaf bag over the top of the holder.

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