I think you guys did something similar a couple of years ago? You've refined it and made it better! Your stars are shining brightly, girls. Thanks for sharing!😊😊🎉🎉❤❤
Oh gosh this really turned out awesome and so great your sweet dog can now go in and out when ever she wants to I love these magnetic screens and this is so perfect, your mom did such a great job sewing everything together. Thanks once again for another fantastic video that was so much fun to watch. Have a great day, sending love and hugs, bye! 😂🥰🤗💜💜
Those seam binder clips are super handy! They do a better job than using pins. Great job on this project! I'm sure Tosh (and Niles) will get some good use out of it!
I've been using them for a long time and they are great especially for things like this where it would be impossible to use straight pins. Can't wait to see Niles use the door! Tosh was a champ learning how to use it. Well, she is treat driven, so there was that incentive!
I stumbled across your Harbor Freight (my favorite store, Home Depot is getting jealous) trailer video. I checked out your content and it is awesome. As for your screen door/ doggie door, which I love, there is an easy fix to the staying open problem. It appears that the screen is longer than the opening by 1/2 - 3/4 of an inch which is causing the problem. Attach a 1 inch or 1 1/2 inch steel flat bar to the door, shorten the screen and add magnets to the bottom. This way when your beautiful pup goes through the screen passes over the steel then then magnets pulls it back into place. I am also in Florida. May I borrow Mom and her sewing machine for some of my fish room projects? LOL I have to sew everything by hand. LOL
I needed this!! My parents are giving me a dog but I work 12 hour shifts. Been trying to come up with a way the dog can go in and out as he pleases while I'm gone at work! Perfect timing! But wow, that is a lot of work! Not sure I could make it look as good as yours! lol. Great video!! :)
I think you guys did something similar a couple of years ago? You've refined it and made it better! Your stars are shining brightly, girls. Thanks for sharing!😊😊🎉🎉❤❤
Oh gosh this really turned out awesome and so great your sweet dog can now go in and out when ever she wants to I love these magnetic screens and this is so perfect, your mom did such a great job sewing everything together. Thanks once again for another fantastic video that was so much fun to watch. Have a great day, sending love and hugs, bye! 😂🥰🤗💜💜
Those seam binder clips are super handy! They do a better job than using pins.
Great job on this project! I'm sure Tosh (and Niles) will get some good use out of it!
I've been using them for a long time and they are great especially for things like this where it would be impossible to use straight pins. Can't wait to see Niles use the door! Tosh was a champ learning how to use it. Well, she is treat driven, so there was that incentive!
Morning!! Wonderful Job!! Ladies, you need to patent that idea. Big companies will steal it!!! Be Blessed!!
Thanks for the kind words.
I stumbled across your Harbor Freight (my favorite store, Home Depot is getting jealous) trailer video. I checked out your content and it is awesome.
As for your screen door/ doggie door, which I love, there is an easy fix to the staying open problem. It appears that the screen is longer than the opening by 1/2 - 3/4 of an inch which is causing the problem. Attach a 1 inch or 1 1/2 inch steel flat bar to the door, shorten the screen and add magnets to the bottom. This way when your beautiful pup goes through the screen passes over the steel then then magnets pulls it back into place.
I am also in Florida. May I borrow Mom and her sewing machine for some of my fish room projects? LOL I have to sew everything by hand. LOL
I needed this!! My parents are giving me a dog but I work 12 hour shifts. Been trying to come up with a way the dog can go in and out as he pleases while I'm gone at work! Perfect timing! But wow, that is a lot of work! Not sure I could make it look as good as yours! lol. Great video!! :)
Awesome! What kind of dog?
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