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Love the fall makeover! So warm and cozy! Fall is my favorite season. The colors are so beautiful. Nice job! 👍🧡🤎🍂🍁

lovely! so cozy! 🍁🍂🍁🌾

Hey Garrett I was justing thinking of you the other day. It has been awhile. Love the cozy fall vibes.

Oh my God those are cute❤

I loved the way the bowls turned out definitely trying this

You could glue another pizza pan to the “bottom of the table” to stabilize your table.

I Thought I was going to see it, yet only listen,very nice

Cute DT ideas! TFS

Great DIY's.

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Table is cute but it’s not stable enough. You can see soon as you touch it. It wobbles a lot so I think I would wanna put it on a different base the same base you put at the top. I would probably put one on the bottom or something different.

Looking Nice. Simple. Cool👌🏼👍🏼🥰

I ❤ the hand mirror but everything was so nice I ❤ them all 👍🌹🥰

I ❤ love the video wood luv to see more 👍🥰🌹

that is going to be super cute. when I had my daughter. I didnt know what is was going to be so I did noahs ark. omg it was so cute yellow lime green and orange. it doesnt sound cute but it turned out great.

I love the plan! It’s going to look awesome. Congratulations to you all! 💙🩵

So fun! Can't wait to see more!

Hello Garrett, I hope all is well. We miss you. Sending ♥ from San Antonio.

I live in a studio and I don’t have a balcony.

The table is s good idea. Not sturdy though. Maybe shorter?

LOVE the outdoor tea light holders. With the hula/hoop lamp did you put any lights in it? (sorry if I missed you doing that.) Solar twinkle lights would look great in that.

hula skirt hanging is very nice!

Do you think it would be necessary to reinforce the pool noodles maybe inside for added stability ?

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Damn! What’s with all the hating trolls??

Those are excellent patio coasters! I would just seal them with some Anne Sloan Wax.

Viewers: please keep in mind these projects are INSPIRATIONS of more expensive home decor for 1/2 to a 1/4 of the price you may pay. And you can add or change to your preference the ideas ( i.e. 1-2 more noodles for stability ). ❤❤

I liked all 3! ❤

I'm impressed a guy made all these diys. I love the candle holder. I will be making that. Thank you

They hang hula skirts would also be cool as a hanging plant basket if you tie the bottom together.

I would suggest adding another pizza pan on the bottom of your stand yo make it more stable. But the idea is fantastic

Very v cool! Thanks!

Thanks 😊

Just found your channel! You have some awesome ideas!!!

I'm wondering what could be used inside the bottom, at least one-third of the pool noodles to weigh down the table.

A metal pan and foam pool noodles do not except the glue that you put down. You should honestly check to see what type of glue you need wood glue not so much for plastic and metal.

Salut c'était super cool votre tutoriel j'ai bien aimé votre bol avec les bougies et le hula suspendu felicitation mr et merci de partager votre savoir-faire 👍👍👍🐶🌟🥰🌟

Tip over burn your chair's great it's not safe. Wobbly to much

With the wind the table will fall 😊

True, it moves, I would glue another heavy plate in the bottom but otherwise it’s a nice concept!

If you put a pizza pan as a base maybe with decorative rocks I think it would be more steady

Cool

I would put pizza pan as baste also🥰

Turn your paint box on it's side so the objects to paint are not so deep in the box

For the wobbly table, you could add the wreath ring to the bottom of if the table to secure the table and keep it from tipping over.

I think the rock was a very good idea, also I would have also put other pizza pan on the bottom it would look more finished 5:48

Thank you

Luv #3 thanks for your inpos

really goodwork