@@taylorgoins10 Haha- nice try!!! 😀 Thanks for watching/commenting! Do you also live in the Central Texas area? To answer your question- we purchased a cheap 4x8 insulation sheet that I cut to size of the opening. I made sure it was a snug fit to prevent bugs from entering. I then used about seven to eight wood boards (wood pallet kind) that I brad-nailed horizontally on the inside of the door frame. That not only helped keep the insulation in place but also provided us with enough of a barrier until the door was finished. Hope that helps. If you do tackle your front door, you'll have to let me know how things turned out. 😀

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Thanks for watching & commenting. You'll have to let me know how your table turned out. Bis zum naechsten Mal! :)

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Thanks for watching/commenting. I agree, a sander would have definitely sped things up a bit, although I would have probably opted for my little mouse sander since it's lighter and fits better into my (smaller) hand. I usually only pull out my orbital sander for larger projects that require multiple passes of varying grits. Thanks again for your feedback though- I appreciate it!

Thanks for your kind words and feedback! I'm happy to hear the video was helpful for building your own cedar table. Hope it turned out the way you envisioned. Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching/commenting! Hope all goes smooth with your front door makeover! 🙂

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Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching, commenting, and your continous support! Means a lot to me! 🙂

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Aww.. thank you! I appreciate you watching/commenting. :)

I'm so glad to hear that! :) Thanks for watching and for your positive feedback!

Thanks for watching. I used standard 3.5" wide cedar fencing. There is a product link in my description box.

Hello! Thanks for watching and for taking the time to comment- I appreciate it! In answer to your question, I purchased both the wreath and lettering at Hobby Lobby. I added both items in the description box with the links (Door Wreath & Welcome Wood Wall Decor). I secured the lettering with two zip ties to the wreath. Hope this helps!

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Great eye, David! The vine has made its way up! :) Thanks for watching and for leaving a positive comment- I appreciate it!

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No time like the present! :) If you end up building it, please let me know how things turned out.

Hi, Leo! Thank you for your kind words and feedback- we appreciate it! In answer to your question about the door opening- I ended up cutting an insulation foam board to the size of the opening and then secured everything on the inside with horizontal wood planks that I temporarily brad-nailed into the frame. We then hung a large moving blanket on the outside as an additional barrier. We live in a cul-de-sac and our front door is positioned in a way that it's not really visible from the street, so it was more about keeping things sealed to avoid a Texas critter invasion. Haha! Thanks for watching- hope you'll tune in again in the future.

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