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When I heard the name "Walmart" I just stopped the video right there. What an incredibly horrible shopping experience there. Sorry.

This was good no talking

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Love your frames and prints! Ive never used frames before that didnt have a back to it. What did you use to put the print on and where do you get the clips? TIA

Love this thank you for the idea I always wondered where you can print art.

You have the exact same design style as I have. I’m glad I found your channel. I’m doing a whole house remodel. I painted entire house in White Dove. Kitchen cabinets in Simple White (uppers). Clary Sage (island and hood). Now time to pick a palette and start decorating. I’ll be watching you for inspiration.

Did you thrift these frames? I am very surprised! Maybe you found them at antique or a vintage shop? Right? Anyways thanks I enjoyed how you explained everything.

It looks nice but didn’t see much of it after you were done

Xo McKenna is beautiful

Great video Tauna with nice finds. Your Heutschenreuther candlestick is actually porcelain…I have a huge set of these dishes that are antique and many of them are quite pricey. I also have the same marble mortar that you bought, but I have the matching pestle. I purchased it about 20 yrs ago so it is vintage, but not antique. How lovely that you will have a blank canvas in your new home which you can spend many yrs collecting and decorating. A good person to follow who has a superb decorating sense is Elizabeth on Elizabeth’s Old Maple Home. Also Danielle on Home Made Vintage. I also have thrifting videos on my channel and just an FYI … some feedback I received from older viewers is to please make the font with the prices larger so it is easier for them to read. Good luck with your channel, looking forward to more videos. I have subscribed! 💝

The wooden “masher” is used in a funnel shaped sieve. You roll it around the sieve and push the cooked item inside through it. Imagine cooking tomatoes and pushing them through the sieve to make tomato juice. The pulp inside the sieve gets discarded.

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Thanks for filming and posting this! I wasn't able to make it there and its so good to hear the sound of that big radial engine. How long did she fly?

u Are NOT tehona meagan who do u think u are!!!!!

Congratulations on your home purchase. If you did not pay for a house inspection before closing, I recommend you get one now so you can know where the hidden problems are -- every older house has some problems. I recommend you open all the walls and ceilings so you or your house inspector can look for rot, mildew, insect infestations and structural problems. You will want to correct such issues right away. Opening walls and ceilings also makes it easier for your home inspector to see if you need to update plumbing, electric wiring and HVAC to modern standards and discover any hidden safety issues caused by untrained handymen sometime during the house's history. Your house may need a new set of smoke alarms all linked together. An undiscovered plumbing issue could result in a major leak that causes a ceiling to fall and ruins a hardwood floor. An electrical short from an over-loaded old circuit could cause a lot of expensive fire and smoke damage. Do correct any foundation and roofing issues right away before spending money on optional renovations and cosmetic upgrades because problems with roofs and foundations can impact the structural integrity of the building and ultimately its resale value. Replacing old windows with energy efficient ones will save you lots of money over the years on heating and cooling the house and will improve the house's resale value. Ditto for adding insulation in exterior walls and the attic. If you have shingles on the roof, eventually replacing them with longer lasting metal roof panels can save money over time and may lower your insurance cost. A shingle roof is good for 10 to 20 years if it does not get hail damaged first. A high-quality metal roof properly installed can last a lifetime. Beware of doing too much to the kitchen and bathrooms to make them more stylish because these are very, very expensive areas to renovate. Paint is cheap, but custom granite countertops, Jacuzzi tubs, travertine tiles and Viking ranges are very expensive. Style trends in kitchens and bathrooms come into and go out of fashion quickly -- if you must renovate these two areas because of genuine issues with functionality, do stick with the classic plain choices so any renovations will not quickly look out of date. Stick with standard cabinets, standard porcelain fixtures, standard white subway tiles and standard appliances to keep costs lower. Beware of expensive, stylish upgrades. If you spend a fortune on stylish kitchen and bathroom upgrades, when you later try to sell your home, you may discover that homebuyers may not like your taste-specific and expensive style choices and will not be willing to pay more for your house. Buyers may see the added expense of removing a style they do not like. Do build an emergency fund for unexpected repairs. With old houses, remember that every time you open a wall or ceiling that has not been recently opened, with the intention of doing what you expect will be a small amount of work, you risk discovering an expensive hidden problem that needs repair. So, open the walls and ceilings soon to inspect for hidden problems and fix those problems before spending money on stylish improvements to the home's interior appearance. Best wishes on your new-to-you home.

Looking forward to seeing your new home come to life! So much potential there!

That vase is perfect for the table & mirror, too!

Just love your gallery wall and the pictures that you chose. What kind of printer do you have to print out the digital prints? Thanks for how well you explained each step. So glad that we found you.

Amazing work! 🙌

Tudo muito lindo no final.

Hi! Nice relaxing and productive cleaning video. Thanks for sharing. Happy New Year to you.

You need to up date tge tgrow pillows. The frams are way too formal for the one that you have

the shoe storage on top was such a great idea!!

The sliding doors on my wardrobe need new runners,

Thanq for the video, great job on your wardrobe.

It looks so expensive & build over time, tks for sharing

amazing.

very beautiful.

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Wow just found your channel! This is super helpful & great job!

I'm new too & glad I found your channel as well. Really appreciate the tutorial on getting the pics made from home. I've actually never done that before, but then again, I've never ordered prints like that before either. U made it look so easy! Love, love your frames! I never find/thrift a great frame. I have the worst luck w those. lol Anyway, love your gallery wall & the prints u chose. It looks fantastic!

Gorgeous! Thank you.

I sm from India🇮🇳 love it👍💫

Outstanding tutorial!

Thanks for all the tips. I noticed on one of the pictures you placed it on a sticky poster board looking surface. Can u tell me what that is please.

Love the color of the frames. Looks expensive

I love this video, thanks for the motivation to organize my closet! ❤️

Beautiful job, well done❗️😀.

Loved this, so many ideas. 🥰🥳✨

Really very beautiful

Nice beautiful Christmas tree and decorations

Simple but Beautiful christmas tree .

Looks great. Good job

Great job

Beautiful!

Hi 👋🏻 I’m new here! Love the wall art 🖼 I’m currently shopping for frames, and going to goodwill once a week for gold frames. Thanks for the video ❤

Beautiful! Thanks for sharing.

Hi just found your channel ☺️ I absolutely love how you explained everything. I am an artist and I'm a very visual person. I like to take my time checking what layout I like the most or what frame to choose for what painting. I love that doing a gallery wall doesn't have to be perfect..you can just make it your own. I'm actually working on gallery wall on a teal blue wall in my living room. Love all the frames btw 😍

Hi Tauna. Wow, that's awesome your first video. Welcome to UA-cam crafters community. Love your aesthetics and how your wreath turned out. Thanks for sharing. - Nancy ❤