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Thank you. Very clear to follow

Love your sense of humour. Good job and well done!

Brother ew

Yay

girl this is amazing

A+++ project!!! This lady knows all the correct lingo. Code, Flush, Plumb.... Very Well Done!!!

Great job!

Thank you! From Athens, Greece 🇬🇷

I need to make something very sturdy soon. I got two 18lb cats and those pressed paper cat trees don't hold for too long.

Very easy, quick project! I needed a treasure chest for a bday party tomorrow and this was very achievable in a few hours

I had this idea only with duck tape instead of paint. I wasn't sure how I would go about making the lid but sure enough, I found your video. Thank you! 🤗

Great job.

Well that was a couple of hundred dollars saved, well done. Congrats

Looks beautiful and real

Thanks for sharing such awesome work well done and it also pulls on creativity of what's in your head that you may not always know that's there that has pulled on my creativity in my own self thank you very much

One of my biggest pet peeves is when the wife wants to make something but the husband does all the power-tooling. I appreciate that you did 99.7% of it yourself! AND WHAT A GREAT CAT TREE!! HELLO CHARLIE! 🎉

Brilliant!

Awesome idea, thanks 😊

That's a wonderful, fun pro9ject. So clever.

Nice design and nicely done (both for the project and the video).

Amazingly🎉

You should pre-drill holes for screws to avoid splitting the wood

Wonderful project. I made a homemade tall cat tree by taking an old wicker table that I had that was not too pretty anymore for the living room and attached a short and cheap cat tree to it. For extra stability since the wicker is so light and the cat tree can tend to be heavy, I got a decorative fabric cubby to put on the bottom shelf of the wicker table and put large heavy beach rocks at the bottom and her toys and sunrises on top. And in the bottom cubby in the cat tree that she never really used cuz it’s so tiny (and she doesn’t like those kinds of tight spaces anyway) I filled a burlap bag with heavy rocks and that puppy don’t move now. I put it in front of her favorite window and next to a homemade climbing/nap wall I made from an old twin mattress I was going to toss. I just covered the mattress with a nice grippy upholstery fabric. And since the climbing wall is in the hallway I don’t even need to attach it to the wall if she topples it over cuz it is still easy for her to cling to as it falls to hit the opposing wall and then she has plenty of ways to hop down either to her cat tree or a living room arm chair right by the hallway entrance. Or she cries for me to push it back in place as she rides it back in place. Those two pieces get the most use compared to any other cat furniture I’ve purchased. Except for the perfect cat scratching post I found at a feed store. It’s super tall and has the heavy wide base. It comes with me anytime we travel cuz it takes up little space. I put it in the car last and nudge it between the luggage and the base against the rear seat door behind the driver so no windows get blocked. Thanks for inspiring me with your kitty condo build. I’m sure your baby will love it for years to come

I love your design. Simple and classy and everything that deserves a thumb-up

You did a marvelous job on it. I love to build things also and wish I would had watched your video before buying. We probably have enough wood down stairs to build about 4 or 5 of them now I wished I'd seen this. Thank you for sharing😻😸

What supplies did you need to make this cat tree? Also, great job on the cat tree, it looks awsome!

@shesmakingsomething UPDATE. Well after 16 months. The cat tree has only had 1 issue. And that was simple exchange of some carpet. Make sure you have a hood staple gun.

What did you use for the cardboard? It looks like cardboard trifold posterboard??

Absolutely wonderful job! Charlie is sooooo cute! 😻 Would you mind sharing the dimensions again?

This is brilliant! Love it ❤

Hii thank you for the video it is very helpful! I was just wondering what type of carpet you used to wrap the wood? 😊

I am New to your channel young lady you have done a wonderful job Thanks for sharing your video Merry Christmas to all❤ 🙏👍💚💛💚💚❤️✨

VERY SIMPLE, easiest method i've watched...love your idea for the bigger hood measurement and method...i did just serge my hood seam; i too like the curved look of hood..also loved the pockets...very good...thanks

Your building skills are way better than your drawing skills! LOL Great job!

If I could figure out how to post a picture of ours I would. So cool!

I am so happy I found your post! Last week I was just thinking "I wish I could make an easy structure for our Snow Day event at school", and Voila, I found your post. I used Home Depot boxes, tape and a batch of staples, and bulletin board paper. It was as simple as you said. You gave such great directions. Our kids have special needs and this event in our gym needs to provide a sensory experience. Lots of kids visited this igloo yesterday where they got to be in their own space. And the event was fabulous! Thank you!!

❤❤ love the idea of having multiple winners! Wish i would've thought of that before I close mine off! Lol. There is always next time 😊 thanks for the idea! Definitely going to use that! Awesome job!

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This is INCREDIBLE!!!

This a very helpful video. I believe I can do this! Thanks.

Amazing!!!!

Wowza! Thus is doable for me b/c I am lazier than and much less skilled than you! 😂

🐇🕯Tku....wish this was around when my boys were little...👏😊

Thank you so much for the video. I looked at so many videos in the last two days. I have to say your video is the best. From start to finish with full explanation. Thank you

Love this!! Thank you for sharing

Can’t wait to make these for my grandsons!!

Can you still use them this year?

How can I find the eyes and mouth you used?

Excellent job! I’m also a professional dressmaker/seamstress and crafter who enjoys making everything herself and I must give you kudos for your fantastic creations. Good for you! Excellent way to not only save money (especially with having kids), but to make things you can be proud of.

Other than my holding my breath every time I saw you drilling near your bare feet, you did a wonderful job. Another woodworking tip: When using glue for any wood project, don’t just lay down lines of it. You want to spread it like you would with paint. You can use a brush or anything that will allow you to spread it on the surface. The other materials will hold better, dry smoother and be less subject to shifting with change in humidity and house temperature. Also, periodically check that your staples are still in place because wood swells and contracts with changes in humidity which can cause the staples to loosen over time. Trust me when I tell you that you don’t want your kitty to get hold of a loose staple to play with and possibly get it stuck in their mouth or paw.