Hope you guys enjoy the video and these DIYS!! Part 2 will be up on Sunday! Also, you might notice I covered a door with the DIY Cascading Wall Hanging and why I did that will make a lot more sense on Sunday!! Love you guys 😘
This is actually so helpful because so many DIYers act like we already have the materials and skip steps, and you’re starting from scratch. Yours are also more upscale and professional looking (things I would truly consider putting in my room), but still easy enough for someone like me to follow! :)
Thank you that really means a lot to me. I try to be as informative as I can and show the entire process while also making things that look like they could be sold in a store for much more. I’m so glad that’s translating through my videos 🤗
I love that you’re using recycled things. Even if it means putting more work. For the price and to help reduce waste or new material production, I’m all for it and will be doing it myself.
Most UA-camrs that I watch actually wipe the stain off after putting it on, but you're the first that doesn't wipe it off like me! I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE everything that you do❤️❤️❤️
I liked all three projects, & I can actually see myself incorporating all three into my space - with some tweeking to match my design aesthetic. But, I have to admit, the sisal rope ottomans were my favorite.
I've built the back of a sofa with an ancient wooden table where are still visible parts of school exercises, written in coursive, of some kids (I know those are really old because that kind of coursive isn't used from decades in Italy) They were just light random engravings at first, but with a clear shiny coat they're a lot more visible today. I like my sofa, now it has history in it..
hi everyone!! i actually did the tire project and i just wanted to give some tips for anyone else who is wanting to try it out! 1. for a 16 inch tire i went through just over 300 feet of sisal rope (i had to buy 350 to get it covered though) however i accidentally used 3/8" rope instead of 1/2" so if your tire is 16 inches and you use 1/2" rope you can definetely get away with only 300 feet for that size tire. 2. invest in a larger size hot glue gun if you have a smaller one. i wouldve saved so much time if i had a bigger glue gun that takes larger glue sticks. 3. if you have the wheel left in your tire dont bother taking it out. i used my spare tires from my old car that got totaled, so i didnt have any use for the old tires and wheels. if you plan on using this ottoman for anything heavier than regular nightstand objects, keeping the wheel in really helps as extra support if you were to use it for sitting or standing on! the project is super easy just a lot more time consuming than i expected. i spent 6-8 hours on my tire. im not sure why it took longer because her tire was larger and only took her an hour and a half, but i did use a lot of hot glue so it would be extra secure so that may be why. i made sure to glue down the white nylon rope as well as the sisal to itself, going through roughly 100 mini hot glue sticks
Super helpful. Thank you, Elise ♥️ Now I am just sitting here wondering if I should buy the jute rope, glue sticks and make one myself or just buy one directly from Ikea. Because where I am the jute alone for 1 tyre is costing me same as the ready ikea pouf 😂
@@GypsyDove Soak the clean fabric pr lace in boiled tea or coffee. Experiment with different times but I usually let them sit for 30mins-hour on a warm stove setting. If cold dying then let them soak overnight. Rinse the fabric in cold water and then soak for 5 mins in white vinegar to set the color then rinse again and dry on low. Cotton fabrics work best. Also different teas can make pinks, greens, yellows and reds besides tans and browns. There are tons of tea staining videos and tutorials. You can even tea or coffee stain wood. Hope this helps!
ive only watched about three of your videos but dang people are critical in these comments:( im loving your videos so far!! keep the great projects coming!!
Thank you for the Video. It is really nice. I like to change my rooms sometimes too. Youe behaving is also very nice, not crazy and not Boeing, so stay Mike this and all the besteht wishes for you!💕
That’s strange.. I’ve seen about 30 of her videos and rarely has anyone ever even said they didn’t care for something. The strappy project in this video is the only thing where ppl said ‘it looks like panty hose’ but even that’s a not being overly critical, it’s just an observation...
The wall hanging reminded me of Saturday nights as a teenager with my mom, sis and I drying our pantyhose for church. All the different shades of tan and brown were lovely. What a nice memory and creative project.
Ha! I thought the same thing! Four teenage girls and Mom in our house, so lots of pantyhose to dry. I wasn't fond of this particular DIY, but loved the dresser!
Wow that dresser makeover... when you said you spent 3 days sanding it, I was like omg I would've just painted over it... but then when you showed the final result I was like WOW, it looks like something really expensive
they aren't always hardwood. it depends on the collection. sometimes it's particle board. but ikea typically makes better quality fast furniture (compared to target or what you'd find at home goods.
I’m fairly certain that she did not sand past the veneer. True veneer is just a thin layer of real wood. Veneer can be sanded to its raw wood state but if she had sanded the veneer off, there would have been an adhesive layer to sand thru.
I love how great the tire turned out. I really did not imagine it looking that good. Now that you're done would you say that the weight of the tire is any issue?
The dresser remake - awesome. The tire sisal ottoman - genius. Waiting to see what the wall hanging is for - but the design is great - especially the curtain rod. New subscriber.
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The alseda stool (the stool you took inspo from) is only a dollar more than how much it took you to make the rope and tire DIY. It looks great! Just mentioning this in case people want to save an hour and a half plus the time it takes to gather all the materials. ❤️
I just want to tell you THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!! You have put a fire in me that I didn't know I had. I am buying tools and everything. I love your channel and I love your style and I love your way of thinking! I am so excited to start my first project. Have a great day:)
So obsessed with the tire and dresser ! I really agree with what you said in the beginning too. It's so true, if your room isn't feeling good and in your style that can really be a downer. I'm currently going through that right now which is why I'm looking forward to trying your DIYs so thank you very much for this !!!
When you said "wall hanging" I immediately thought of the Old World '70s style macrame. Your technique was completely different, and came out surprisingly wonderful. A moving piece of art! Thanks!
Ika - go back and read Suzann Reed's comment. She suggested using a round piece of wood on top of the tire ( you can screw right into the tire). You could still sisal the top wood then the side of the tires to get the same look. The top would then be sturdy. Try finding one of those round side tables with 3 legs they use to sell for $10 (man, I wish I would have kept mine - went in the yard sale). I think the round top would fit the tire. Oh, NO. I just checked Amazon and Ikea, their tables are outrageous. Thrift store or a hardware store, if you choose to do it this way. Now I know why she used a clothesline. But this still is an awesome idea.
Wait so for the stacked tires did you use 4 rolls of rope or 8 total? Also how did you make the transition on the sides of the tires so seamless where they connect? I really want to make this!
So if you do 1 tire you need 4 rolls (200 ft) if you want to do two tires and stack them you need 8 rolls (400 ft). 🤗 for joining the rope ends, just glue down the end strands really well and then once you do the next row it will disappear .. I was even surprised how well it disappeared! 😘💕
These DIYs are amazing, I love the fabric wall hanging. Never thought of using dye on cheap white fabric, brilliant! My only question is how the spray paint for the dresser knobs went from being almost $7.00 at the store to being labeled as $2.00 in the cards. Not trying to troll just really like to upcycle and think transparency is key for your viewers so they know what to expect price wise. Great content though!
Thanks so much 😘💕 all the costs were based on portions used and I used very little spray paint on the knobs and the rest on the gallery wall frames in the part 2 video. Totally agree with you regarding transparency .. happy to clarify 🤗
@@XOMaCenna that's actually what I was thinking a "price per wear" kind of concept. I love how that dresser turned out. I never knew Ikea was actually wood under everything like that. Amazing!
Ok so for the dresser she used a finished wood stain meaning you don’t need anything else though it does not have a glossy look to it if you want that kind of result you’ll need to buy a gloss coat finish
Nice dresser. I was just wondering about the tire indoors, the material has volatile compounds that can pollute indoor air and hence not good to breathe.
@@Frenesi406 Even with Ikea, depending on what you're purchasing though, the products are prone to "off-gassing." Glues in particle baord, etc. Good to always check the "environment and materials" section :) But i think you're right with the alameda stool being safer! (and practically the same price)
The dresser came out so beautiful. Better than the original. Tip: It would've been easier if you used a paint removing stripper before sanding but great job.
This video could not have come to my recommended at a better time, planning how I’m going to decorate my daughters room when we move and now I have to make that ottoman and wall hanging 😍
Hope you guys enjoy the video and these DIYS!! Part 2 will be up on Sunday! Also, you might notice I covered a door with the DIY Cascading Wall Hanging and why I did that will make a lot more sense on Sunday!! Love you guys 😘
Love you so much XO MaCenna
Love your videos 💛💛
Hey I have a question regarding my bed. I would like to stain it, but don't know if I can. Can you please help me with this?
Aww thank you so much 😘💕
XO, MaCenna Like y nueva en tu canal💋
XO, MaCenna I don’t think just hot glue will keep the rope on there. Especially being set on. And it is pronounced ( Sizal ).
This is actually so helpful because so many DIYers act like we already have the materials and skip steps, and you’re starting from scratch. Yours are also more upscale and professional looking (things I would truly consider putting in my room), but still easy enough for someone like me to follow! :)
Thank you that really means a lot to me. I try to be as informative as I can and show the entire process while also making things that look like they could be sold in a store for much more. I’m so glad that’s translating through my videos 🤗
I just subscribed! This is the first video I have seen of you and it's amazing. You are so professional keep it up!! This helped soo much!! ❤❤
Totally agree!
Agreeeeeee!!!!
That dresser came out absolutely flipping STUNNING. I’m shook!!!!!!!!
My fave is the fabric wall hanging omg! I usually don't like earthy warm colors but I want this in my bedroom!!!!
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Wow! I’m totally impressed. That dresser was amazing, but #2 I live!
I love that you’re using recycled things. Even if it means putting more work. For the price and to help reduce waste or new material production, I’m all for it and will be doing it myself.
That tire ottoman is BRILLIANT. Excellent adaptive reuse!!
Thanks so much!! 🤗💕
Well that dresser was a resounding success, just beautiful.
Yes, it was great.
Most UA-camrs that I watch actually wipe the stain off after putting it on, but you're the first that doesn't wipe it off like me! I LOVE, LOVE, LOVE everything that you do❤️❤️❤️
The sisal rope tire thing looks like the ultimate Cat Scratching post.
It does! I'm sure the construction of it would apply quite well to DIY cat scratching posts.
FrenchArtAntiques Paris that is exactly what I was thinking. I have 5 cats!!
Hahahaha yes, that's dangerous for my room🐈🐈
😅 Yes - me 3 cats would love it.
Total destruction of it in 3 weeks - 🤣
😅 Yes - me 3 cats would love it.
Total destruction of it in 3 weeks - 🤣
The dresser is gorgeous! Labor of love indeed.
I liked all three projects, & I can actually see myself incorporating all three into my space - with some tweeking to match my design aesthetic. But, I have to admit, the sisal rope ottomans were my favorite.
The tire is a wonderful idea. But the dresser is a killer! Such creative works. Wow!
I really like that you put up the prices of stuff. Have been missing that on other DIY channels
Rewatching old Macenna videos, because she is literally the only thing my PMS brain wants to see right now.
I've built the back of a sofa with an ancient wooden table where are still visible parts of school exercises, written in coursive, of some kids (I know those are really old because that kind of coursive isn't used from decades in Italy) They were just light random engravings at first, but with a clear shiny coat they're a lot more visible today. I like my sofa, now it has history in it..
The tyre is the best as it's so easy and saves a fortune! All are amazing
hi everyone!! i actually did the tire project and i just wanted to give some tips for anyone else who is wanting to try it out!
1. for a 16 inch tire i went through just over 300 feet of sisal rope (i had to buy 350 to get it covered though) however i accidentally used 3/8" rope instead of 1/2" so if your tire is 16 inches and you use 1/2" rope you can definetely get away with only 300 feet for that size tire.
2. invest in a larger size hot glue gun if you have a smaller one. i wouldve saved so much time if i had a bigger glue gun that takes larger glue sticks.
3. if you have the wheel left in your tire dont bother taking it out. i used my spare tires from my old car that got totaled, so i didnt have any use for the old tires and wheels. if you plan on using this ottoman for anything heavier than regular nightstand objects, keeping the wheel in really helps as extra support if you were to use it for sitting or standing on!
the project is super easy just a lot more time consuming than i expected. i spent 6-8 hours on my tire. im not sure why it took longer because her tire was larger and only took her an hour and a half, but i did use a lot of hot glue so it would be extra secure so that may be why. i made sure to glue down the white nylon rope as well as the sisal to itself, going through roughly 100 mini hot glue sticks
Super helpful. Thank you, Elise ♥️ Now I am just sitting here wondering if I should buy the jute rope, glue sticks and make one myself or just buy one directly from Ikea. Because where I am the jute alone for 1 tyre is costing me same as the ready ikea pouf 😂
where did you get the rope from?
Oh My My That Wall Hanging Is FABULOUS!!! LOVE Your Ideas!!
That dresser is IMPRESSIVE! You completely changed that Ikea dresser. I love the finish of it!
It's never a waste of time (IMO) to refinish a piece of solid wood furniture...so well done!
Awesome! You can also use tea and coffee staining! I do it all the time when repurposing clothes in boho style.
How do you dye using these?
@@GypsyDove Soak the clean fabric pr lace in boiled tea or coffee. Experiment with different times but I usually let them sit for 30mins-hour on a warm stove setting. If cold dying then let them soak overnight. Rinse the fabric in cold water and then soak for 5 mins in white vinegar to set the color then rinse again and dry on low. Cotton fabrics work best. Also different teas can make pinks, greens, yellows and reds besides tans and browns. There are tons of tea staining videos and tutorials. You can even tea or coffee stain wood. Hope this helps!
The tire ottoman looks so gooooood!!!!
That dresser turned out so well. It looked very expensive.
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Omg that dresser is now GORGEOUS!! 😍
They all was great but wall hanging was my favorite!!
All of the Boho pieces are absolutely amazing
That dresser transformation though!! Amazing
Omg the dresser ... chefs kiss
ive only watched about three of your videos but dang people are critical in these comments:( im loving your videos so far!!
keep the great projects coming!!
Lol yeah but I know I love how these DIYs came out so 🤷🏼♀️ thank you so much for being kind 😘
Thank you for the Video. It is really nice. I like to change my rooms sometimes too. Youe behaving is also very nice, not crazy and not Boeing, so stay Mike this and all the besteht wishes for you!💕
Sorry for the mistakes, it is not my language, so the language writer changed some letters.
brianna benton, I know Brianna,looks like they maybe not need to watch, some people think they know it all🤯🤯
That’s strange.. I’ve seen about 30 of her videos and rarely has anyone ever even said they didn’t care for something. The strappy project in this video is the only thing where ppl said ‘it looks like panty hose’ but even that’s a not being overly critical, it’s just an observation...
The wall hanging reminded me of Saturday nights as a teenager with my mom, sis and I drying our pantyhose for church. All the different shades of tan and brown were lovely. What a nice memory and creative project.
Ha! I thought the same thing! Four teenage girls and Mom in our house, so lots of pantyhose to dry. I wasn't fond of this particular DIY, but loved the dresser!
I think that image is lost on a generation. I loved the dresser as well.
Wow.. the tire was so creative!! Love them all
The dresser came out so well!
They were all so beautiful!! The dresser looked AMAZINGGGG
You are a mad scientist and I'm living for these creations
Wow that dresser makeover... when you said you spent 3 days sanding it, I was like omg I would've just painted over it... but then when you showed the final result I was like WOW, it looks like something really expensive
I love that you just do the things that take a long time to make. It really shows that you have the patience to make it just right.
Lol I love how she even surprises herself with just how creative she can be 😆 it's THE CUTEST thing ever ❤ Great job girl, you never cease to amaze 😉
favs were the tire ottoman and dresser. they both turned out absolutely AMAZING
I can't be the only one who had no clue that those ikea dressers are real wood underneath the veneer. That transformation is AMAZING!
Hahah I know right! I think they have like 1 collection (that this dresser is) that are solid wood 🤗
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It surprised me 2, I always thought it wasent wood at all. Cool surprise and came out amazing.
they aren't always hardwood. it depends on the collection. sometimes it's particle board. but ikea typically makes better quality fast furniture (compared to target or what you'd find at home goods.
I’m fairly certain that she did not sand past the veneer. True veneer is just a thin layer of real wood. Veneer can be sanded to its raw wood state but if she had sanded the veneer off, there would have been an adhesive layer to sand thru.
I love how great the tire turned out. I really did not imagine it looking that good.
Now that you're done would you say that the weight of the tire is any issue?
wow! that dresser was amazing! Love!!!
The dresser remake - awesome. The tire sisal ottoman - genius. Waiting to see what the wall hanging is for - but the design is great - especially the curtain rod. New subscriber.
That dresser came out AMAZING 🤩
just a quick tip for working with tires. the inches are actually mentioned on the side.
A lot prettier, though
Dang love the dresser makeover... and the wall hanging spot on girl love love love watching you
Keep giving new ideas
Love this video! Appreciating your creativity and confidence:)
Wow that dresser turned out fantastic!
You’re such a great character and I love watching you do stuff that gives me inspiration for my own DIYs ♥️♥️
my favorite one is the tire transformation. genius!
Currently looking up Manila Rope to glue around everything in my house lol thanks for the idea!
Thank you for your good ideas!
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Woahh the dresser came out sOOOO pretty
The alseda stool (the stool you took inspo from) is only a dollar more than how much it took you to make the rope and tire DIY.
It looks great! Just mentioning this in case people want to save an hour and a half plus the time it takes to gather all the materials. ❤️
Jillian Kyra A. Buz thanks for researching that, it was my favorite piece
I usually find that diy are super expensive because they never count the tools someone needs to do it. Thanks for your research
@@adrianagarza7114 yeah the hot glue gun, the glue sticks, her tires were free, others won't be...meh, still awesome, DON"T SIT DOWN ON IT THO
That thrift dresser flip was life!
I’m so happy that these rooms that your doing are fitting my aesthetic perfectly!
I just want to tell you THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!!! You have put a fire in me that I didn't know I had. I am buying tools and everything. I love your channel and I love your style and I love your way of thinking! I am so excited to start my first project. Have a great day:)
The dresser the tire and wall hanging I loved them all!! ❤️❤️
So obsessed with the tire and dresser !
I really agree with what you said in the beginning too. It's so true, if your room isn't feeling good and in your style that can really be a downer. I'm currently going through that right now which is why I'm looking forward to trying your DIYs so thank you very much for this !!!
Aww thank you so much 🤗💕 right?!? The vibe and decor in a room can totally affect your mood and motivation!!
That dresser turned out so pretty 😍 awesome thrift store find!
When you said "wall hanging" I immediately thought of the Old World '70s style macrame. Your technique was completely different, and came out surprisingly wonderful. A moving piece of art! Thanks!
Wow love them all! Can’t wait to see the finally look! I wanna recreate the first one 💗
I loved them all. The window hanging is fabulous!!
I've just come across your channel. I love DIY and you are a genius!
Aww thanks so much!!! 🤗
Wow you are the queen of diys! 👑
Omg thank you so much 🥰
I discovered you yesterday and I’m so glad I did ! Definitely the inspiration I needed, much love to you 🥰🧡
That dresser looks divine.
Just so you know the exact ottomans are at ikea for $29 for the people who don’t have the time and want a deal! 😃😃😃
I will have to check that out. Probably more expensive here in Canada
Probably won’t leave your house smelling like a petrol station too
The name of the banana fiber stool/ottoman at Ikea is Alseda.
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There is one for$69 and another for $49 in Canadian Ikea 👎
I liked the boho wall hangings for the style that it is. It reminds me of coffee selections (I love coffee) The dresser turned out just beautiful!
In love with the tyre! Seeing you doing all those DIY seems like so easyy. Hoping it turn up to be the same things on me too. 😘
Ika - go back and read Suzann Reed's comment. She suggested using a round piece of wood on top of the tire ( you can screw right into the tire). You could still sisal the top wood then the side of the tires to get the same look. The top would then be sturdy. Try finding one of those round side tables with 3 legs they use to sell for $10 (man, I wish I would have kept mine - went in the yard sale). I think the round top would fit the tire. Oh, NO. I just checked Amazon and Ikea, their tables are outrageous. Thrift store or a hardware store, if you choose to do it this way. Now I know why she used a clothesline. But this still is an awesome idea.
I love the dresser!!
Awwww thanks so much!!! ☺️
“verse- it- till” “little pointies” I love this girl 😂
that dresser is incredible!!
Beautiful....loved them all....especially the tire❤ I just subscribed to your channel....hi from Ontario Canada
Where in Ontario do you live? I'm from Clarington 😊
I live in Cambridge
Loved the roped tyre and can’t wait to try myself
Wait so for the stacked tires did you use 4 rolls of rope or 8 total? Also how did you make the transition on the sides of the tires so seamless where they connect? I really want to make this!
So if you do 1 tire you need 4 rolls (200 ft) if you want to do two tires and stack them you need 8 rolls (400 ft). 🤗 for joining the rope ends, just glue down the end strands really well and then once you do the next row it will disappear .. I was even surprised how well it disappeared! 😘💕
WOW
The tire transformation was amazing!!
These DIYs are amazing, I love the fabric wall hanging. Never thought of using dye on cheap white fabric, brilliant! My only question is how the spray paint for the dresser knobs went from being almost $7.00 at the store to being labeled as $2.00 in the cards. Not trying to troll just really like to upcycle and think transparency is key for your viewers so they know what to expect price wise. Great content though!
Thanks so much 😘💕 all the costs were based on portions used and I used very little spray paint on the knobs and the rest on the gallery wall frames in the part 2 video. Totally agree with you regarding transparency .. happy to clarify 🤗
@@XOMaCenna that's actually what I was thinking a "price per wear" kind of concept. I love how that dresser turned out. I never knew Ikea was actually wood under everything like that. Amazing!
The Ottoman is gorgeous 😍 loved that!
The dresser was so beautiful after staining..
The Wooden dresser is awesome 😍
2 questions:
- does the tire smell of rubber? This can be a real problem
- what about the finishing cover for the dresser??
yes, i also wanna know that, cause i've seen this diy before, but that part worries me
More importantly, can someone SIT on it
Ok so for the dresser she used a finished wood stain meaning you don’t need anything else though it does not have a glossy look to it if you want that kind of result you’ll need to buy a gloss coat finish
You could spray paint the tire a tan color and it’d probably hide the rubber smell!? Then it’d blend better if your rope started to separate at all
@@MO-cu9uc cool idea
A M A Z I N G DRESSER!!!! WOW!!!! 👏 😮 👏
Nice dresser. I was just wondering about the tire indoors, the material has volatile compounds that can pollute indoor air and hence not good to breathe.
We have since styled them out on her patio and they look great their too! 🤗
The Tire seating!!! I'm on it. I shall have two before the end of summer.
I knew I liked you, I also love “fireplace, the movie!”
My favorite was the wall hanging, absolutely fabulous
You look like a long lost Olsen sister lol that's a compliment!
i was just gonna say
I was thinking same lol
Absolutely OBSESSED with your videos 💕
I feel like for the wall hanging you could put a price of would on top and putting plants/decor on it idk I’m not good at this kind of stuff
Amber Cammack Fabulous idea!
Thank you, Macenna, I loved it all!
Be carful with old tyres in the bedroom, they might give off toxic fumes
Bi Mo just what I was thinking. Not worth it the ikea alameda stop is only $30. Spend the extra $2 and be safe.
*stool
This would be nice to do for your patio or yard. If you happened to have tire to recycle.
@@Rollimggiant thanks perfect idea!!
@@Frenesi406 Even with Ikea, depending on what you're purchasing though, the products are prone to "off-gassing." Glues in particle baord, etc. Good to always check the "environment and materials" section :) But i think you're right with the alameda stool being safer! (and practically the same price)
Love the fabric hanging wall thing .
The dresser came out so beautiful. Better than the original. Tip: It would've been easier if you used a paint removing stripper before sanding but great job.
Oooo ok I’ll definitely try that next time 🤗
Very imaginative and creative. Love the rope pouf...
the same ottoman is found at ikea for 29.99 which id rather buy because it saves me time. TIME IS MONEY!
I loved the dresser and may be the first youtube where a piece of furniture is not distressed. Hallelujah!
This video could not have come to my recommended at a better time, planning how I’m going to decorate my daughters room when we move and now I have to make that ottoman and wall hanging 😍
i can smell the tires through the screen
Me too I work at a tireshop
You're one of THOSE people huh?
Omg me too
Girl! You are sent from heaven! I didn’t know where to start!
Dresser was an amazing flip! I’m pissed I just spent $400 on a piece for my kitchen when I could have done what you did 🤦🏾♀️