The second video with the picture molding, although that’s a relatively simple project people might think she had a rough wall to work with. I feel she didn’t excellent job and it looks beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much I never knew the word was called beadboard I automatically assumed that only professionals knew how to install this. As I remember from an old school pastor he said; "Things aren't the blessings...the PEOPLE are." ~JS
What is the beige color you have on your bedroom walls before painting it dark gray at 3:19 in the video? I love that color. I would like the code? Thanks.
The project that cost $30 bothers me. My OCD hates the fact that on the left side, the wooden frame doesn't start in the corner, yet, it ends at the right side corner. Aaarrggghhh! Love the ideas, though. Thanks for sharing!
The squares wall is super cute! Unfortunately, my landlord would kill me if I add all that wood and caulk to the walls of my apt. And the colored paint, too! Oh, heck naw 😢 But! I'll find an alternate method. Those squares are too fetching to pass up. 🤫🤭
We were military in housing for 25+ years. Greatest hack is to pick up outdated, precasted wall paper rolls from a thrift or yard sale. Install on the wall you want to decorate. When it’s well dried and you’re sure it well adhered, add your trim work, caulk, and paint out. When it’s time to go, remove your wood pieces, dampen wall paper and remove. For any paper backing left behind, use warm soapy water in a spray bottle and wash down walls, and fill the small holes from any trim you nailed in. Tip: it’s less work to glue your trim work to the wall paper but brad nails work well also and the holes are quite small.
@@saltymilspouse . . . Thank you very much for your suggestion! I was considering the use of postal kraft paper, but was wondering how to attatch everything to the wall for 'easy' removal. Hug Hug Hug! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🙂
I'd like to know who's flipping out over this? Who are these people? Why are they moved to that level of excitment over a d.i.y? Love the ideas..but the sensationalist titles are lame. Giving 5-min craft vibes..
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I just love all of these beautiful projects!!
Excellent video & projects with great instructions...
The second video with the picture molding, although that’s a relatively simple project people might think she had a rough wall to work with. I feel she didn’t excellent job and it looks beautiful. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you so much I never knew the word was called beadboard I automatically assumed that only professionals knew how to install this. As I remember from an old school pastor he said; "Things aren't the blessings...the PEOPLE are." ~JS
These are ALL lovely projects. Ty and God bless!
Nice Job!!! Looks great!!❤
What is the beige color you have on your bedroom walls before painting it dark gray at 3:19 in the video? I love that color. I would like the code? Thanks.
Great job 👍❤
Looks so good
Brilliant!
The project that cost $30 bothers me. My OCD hates the fact that on the left side, the wooden frame doesn't start in the corner, yet, it ends at the right side corner. Aaarrggghhh!
Love the ideas, though. Thanks for sharing!
Weird gap for sure
Nice job
Nice ideas!👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
TOPJOB sweetie!! Love from Pinkie
The squares wall is super cute! Unfortunately, my landlord would kill me if I add all that wood and caulk to the walls of my apt. And the colored paint, too! Oh, heck naw 😢 But! I'll find an alternate method. Those squares are too fetching to pass up. 🤫🤭
We were military in housing for 25+ years. Greatest hack is to pick up outdated, precasted wall paper rolls from a thrift or yard sale. Install on the wall you want to decorate. When it’s well dried and you’re sure it well adhered, add your trim work, caulk, and paint out. When it’s time to go, remove your wood pieces, dampen wall paper and remove. For any paper backing left behind, use warm soapy water in a spray bottle and wash down walls, and fill the small holes from any trim you nailed in. Tip: it’s less work to glue your trim work to the wall paper but brad nails work well also and the holes are quite small.
@@saltymilspouse . . . Thank you very much for your suggestion! I was considering the use of postal kraft paper, but was wondering how to attatch everything to the wall for 'easy' removal. Hug Hug Hug! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🙂
Well the flooring is beautiful but it had to have cost more than $50 lol
The accent wall...
Table saw? I think electric hand saw!😊
Or circular saw. 😊
Miter saw
I'd like to know who's flipping out over this? Who are these people? Why are they moved to that level of excitment over a d.i.y?
Love the ideas..but the sensationalist titles are lame.
Giving 5-min craft vibes..
🫶🏻💕👍
Looks cheap like $ store stuff not worth it
They all look so cheap, not worth doing, materials and colours are awful