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I hardly think small, but it's beautiful 🩷

Small?

Just as cheap to replace the door and a lot easier.

Shiplap

no way! i figured you’d have to buy a new door

Love the green! Where’s your bench and shoe storage?

Great job!! 🎉

I do not care for this split screen too distracting, very annoying. I want to SEE.

Beautiful 😍 ❤❤❤❤❤❤ what I like 👍 😊😂😂

Beautiful

So beautiful well done x

Beautiful ❤

*Laughs in British houses*

This DIY is out of fashion.

Your narrow entry looks great! I love the color you painted the beadboard! It went from beige to beautiful! What a great way to add your personal style! I love it!❤

In what world is this small? Did you mean narrow entry? Cuz like even that assessment is a bit of a stretch.

Not small at all..

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Who says this is a small entry?

Beautiful 😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤❤

Lovely

Is small entry in the room with us 😳

Oha das sieht so wunderschön aus ❤❤❤❤

Small entry? Out of touch rich people really be calling this a small entry. SMH.

This time I'll use WoodPrix instructions to make it by my hand :)

Nice toes

Love the plants

My cabinet under the sink was a mess too for a long time! I finally put things in bins and now it's a organized mess 😂

I have a question and a comment. Comment first. Some years ago I installed an insulated window in a steel workshop door, but I had to mill up the trim work and while it worked it did look homemade. I have a door, just like yours in the video, that I would like to install a window. Can you recommend a store or company that offers windows and the accompanying trim? I'm drawing a blank on what to ask for. Thanks.

You have your arm covering every movement of your hand.We can't see anything! How can you have so many followers?????

My husband used these plans from woodprix and he's very satisfied. However. I love Yours !

always be sure to skip using a drop cloth.....it will only ruin the fun you'll have removing paint stains from your floor and door trim.

Great job on the explanation and demonstration! Keep making videos, you have the talent!!

Looks great! I'm considering making the same one (or something else from Paul's Playhouses) how many hours do you think it took from start to finish?

what size screws did you use for this? also, are there any ways to reinforce it further to hold more soil/have more depth?

where did you get the Light

Congratulations on your baby coming!

Thank you for sharing, you made it simple to understand. I want to use my husband's tools and show him I can use them. jijiji

can you tell me where you got this please

Try cutting on your miter saw from your body towards the fence.. cut in a motion going away from you. You're cutting backwards here. Look up a video on how to cut on a sliding miter saw.

Hello do you have a tutorial for the floating shelves they are gorgeous

hey do u mind sharing the measurements so we can get it precut panels from a hardware store .

While you achieved a functional cookbook stand in the end I wish you would have rounded off some corners and edges with your sander and used some brad nails in the shelf to give it some strength and longevity and to hold it while the glue dries. While using power tools you absolutely should be wearing some safety glasses because particles of wood are absolutely going to heading towards those beautiful eyes probably sooner then later. We'd hate to see you filming an unfortunate accident. In this project I'd only use the wood filler to fill in the nail holes. I've subscribed to your channel because I want to see how your artistic and woodworking skills develop. I hope you take my comments as a positive. Thank you for Sharing!

I have that cookbook too!

Would the same technique work with oil based paint with using a solvent based type of thinner made for oil paints??

Can we get a update video how does it work with the rain? is there anything you would have changed?

WOW!!! SO GOOD!!! I just accidentally bought plains for this off Etsy and so now there's no going back we need to do it!!!

Omg you’re wallpaper!! 😍😍😍 Thanks for the great vid

This helped so much, thank you!