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samanthamariehome
Canada
Приєднався 5 тра 2024
Join us on our journey to renovate our 1906 cottage ourselves. Here you will find DIYs, home inspo, and home links!
I started this journey when we bought our first home two years ago and couldnt afford to renovate. I quickly realized the home I wanted was out of reach so I started learning how to build things, and find budget friendly home decor. I show you how you can also make your home the home of your dreams on a budget and with your own two hands!
I started this journey when we bought our first home two years ago and couldnt afford to renovate. I quickly realized the home I wanted was out of reach so I started learning how to build things, and find budget friendly home decor. I show you how you can also make your home the home of your dreams on a budget and with your own two hands!
Відео
IKEA HEMNES bathroom vanity Hack ~ on a budget
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IKEA Hemnes bathroom vanity ✨makeover✨ This project was super fun and only cost ~ $38 between paint, trim, and hardware. I will share the breakdown of this project if you guys are interested! I love IKEA because it’s so hackable. Purchasing a new vanity would have set me back at least $500-1000k for very simple models so this is a great way to add some character to your builder grade bathroom. ...
I cut the DEPTH of my IKEA PAX & created a built in closet!
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Watch me as I create a custom IKEA PAX built in where I cut down the depth of one of my ikea pax and create a custom built in closet. This tutorial will also be helpful if you're looking for a step by step tutorial on how to build a custom built in IKEA PAX. Plenty of these steps overlap so if you're interested in how to create a custom built in IKEA Pax this video is for you!
this is exactly what I need to do!
@@lindsayg2756 let me know how it turns out !!
That's so me.. I don't got time or patience to wait on anyone. If I want something done and don't know how to do it, I'll learn... Lol.. FAIL = FIRST ATTEMPT IN LEARNING
This looks amazing!
Thank you so much!
I'm the same way ❤
And if you do wait he doesn't do it 😒 I've also had a man come in while I was putting together some bookshelves.. he took over "for me" and ended up doing it wrong 3x and breaking a piece 😐😐😐
He was raised by loving Parents.
Nice....when you cut the depth of the wardrobe , did you get new drawer Runners? Or did you get the drawers from the size below.
Hi! I did originally try to cut the runner which worked but I found they didn’t work as well so I found new runners that were 18 inches long :)
what she built isnt the issue its how this scenario is framed , with her (doing it herself ) vs him(not being there to do it) if the purpose was only to show us what she can do that's all that should be captioned in the video no need to mention him
This has nothing to do with “him”. Leave “him” out of this
Gorgeous ❤❤❤
I do think you'll be interested in hemming the drapes almost an inche above floor length BUT IT LOOKS SOOOOO GUUUUUUUUUUUDDDDDDD! 😮❤💖💖 I have floor-length windows, and I LOVE the look of them. I don't have drapes, though. The windows themselves have tints for the UV and reflection, but in summer, I make use of the rods and use thin linen drapes. 🎉 Unfortunately, that means washing them bi-weekly because of DUST 😂 Can't wait for the update 🎉❤
Nice diy though.
As a professional window covering installer and retailer for some decades, I would make them an inch or two shorter, a half inch or so from the floor it's what most go for. Not sure what you were doing with the takedowns.
@@garagespiders I agree the curtains could be shorter. I’m going to hem them eventually so they kiss the floor. I like the look of them just touching the floor. Up to personal preference!
@@samanthamariehome you will find them easier to maintain when they are not touching the floor. Half inch to1 inch above is recommended.
@@garagespiders true! Thanks for the feedback, I appreciate it
@@samanthamariehome referred to as puddling.
I don't have it but I had a friend that had a dictionary of window coverings, hard bound. Hell of nerdly and specific.
Dear can i talk to you please
My wife would have waited, then nagged me endlessly until I did it.
That shits gonna tip over
Stop it!!!! It's just a square.. now build a house or a garage 😂😂😂
Does him = husband
The next step ladies is to do it and not make a big deal about it, we are sick of having to congratulate you because you cut the grass but us men have been handling business with no expectations for praise 🎊 🎉 🎊
Respect to her
Like they say 'when you want something done its better to do it yourself'.
Whatever. If he let you do it, you would complain he never didn't anything, and made you work.
Me : "make sure you're finished with that work that I left for you before I get home!"😅😅😅
What you can't see is the marks left on the floor
Squirrel snacks!!! 😊❤🎉
Of course.
No.
😂
Anything to be in opposition to men smh
Best idea to use would for the back of the pax never even thought of this
No
Definitely
Que es polvo cementoy agua y donde lo compras y cual solo lo mezclo ojala y respodieras gracias
Looks so beautiful! Love the trim you added, great job! ❤😊
My wife could never
#diyftw💪🏾
Relatable
We want it done yesterday
Mi admiración y respeto por esta dama que tiene la capacidad, conocimiento, entusiasmo y fuerza 💪🏼 para hacer ese trabajo. Yo quisiera, pero tengo nervios pinchados ya no puedo. Adelante mientras tú salud te lo permitan construye todo lo que quieras y no dejes que algunos comentarios te detengan. Felicidades y éxito♥️❤️🔥💛🧡💓💚🔥💪🏼👍
Thanku. I've been hoping to build houses and feeding stations for the many squirrels that I've been feeding for the past 2 months. Thanks for your idea.
More than my wife would do.
Me: scratches up the floor
I AM this wife! LoL too wxcited to see it set up and done in its place to wait.❤😂
Every project
Drainage holes????
No drainage holes! I find my potted plants do better without drainage holes. :)
**subscribes immediately after reading the caption**
Just don’t break his tools.
@@davidgilde6296 they are my tools 😙
Once people realize how easy things are to do, they stop relying on others
When I want something done I want it done then. Lol
I always do my wife’s project as soon as she lets me know about them, that frees her up to do other duties for our family! Been married for 58 years, and that’s how it’s done! Pull your weight in a partnership, or you are out of the equation! Always worked with my wife, and shared everything, including pensions, disability benefits, and inheritance. Would really love to continue our partnership a lot longer.