Before & After Cottage Tour: One Year of Renovations

Big thank you to ThredUp for sponsoring today's video! go to bit.ly/thredUP... and use my code "HANNAH30" for 30% off your purchase ♡♡
It's been a year since I bought my cottage. Thought it was about time to give you a proper look around.
Lupine Lane Co.: www.lupinelane...
^new launches every first Sunday of the month^
2nd Channel: / @hannahleeduggan2
Facebook: / dugganhannahlee
Instagram: / hannahleeduggan
TikTok: / hannahleeduggan
Twitter: / hannahleeduggan
Pinterest: / hannaleeduggan
Apple Music: / profile
Spotify: spoti.fi/3xT36uS

[@ThisIsMyFullName]

If I were you, I would spend the next few months weatherproofing windows, doors, and walls, and installing a new heater. This way you can stay warm for longer during the winter and come back earlier in the spring. Save some of your indoor projects for when it gets cold, like fixing up the kitchen. Anyway, it's been fun to watch you overturn this whole cottage, your drive and passion is really inspiring, you should be very proud of yourself. I'm looking forward to seeing what you'll do next.

[@sorchaoconnor3750]

Exactly what I was thinking. Winter window covers/screen covers of some sort (like shutters) could really help with this.

[@ThisIsMyFullName]

@@sorchaoconnor3750 She can start very easily by changing sealing strips on all doors and windows, and apply caulking in wall and floor gaps. But more time consuming projects like adding window shutters and changing wall isolation in places she hasn't yet, will be worth it too.

[@bellaluna9572]

exactly, cosmetics can wait but warmth shouldn't. Don't suffer for aesthetic

[@katherinekeon7034]

Watching all she's done. I thought oh she could just make square and octagon wood frame and seal off with plastic and the curtain she already has. Get rid of the wood stove for safety. Get the small propane inside little tanks. Whatever she does will be amazing. Will enjoy her progress or just her holding still in filming whatever it is she's doing in the moment. Awesome clothes also what a great deal.

[@aprilbrockman6257]

AP p

[@jbonilla1983]

Talk about turning a house into a home! I've followed this journey and have fallen in love with the leisurely transformation a space can go thru when a person doesn't get stressed or in a hurry to get thru a project. You've taken your time and now have a beautiful sanctuary just for yourself and those you choose to share your time with.

[@jimpowers2047]

@@antonboludo8886 hopefully she tossed the ponytailed soyboy and will get herself a ponytailed 'man' like her girl crush isabel....who pretends girl play but ain't really😉.....so sorry children

[@Badusername2000]

@@jimpowers2047 I had a stroke reading this, what "ponytailed soyboy" are you talking about, also no one uses the term soyboy anymore

[@thomasbailey8306]

Hannah you should be very PROUD of Yourself. Theres not too many Young Girls or Boys that are as far as You in theres lives. You done a great job on your home.. And for the Life of Me I cant figure out WHY ANYONE would give you a thumbs down on this. Let alone 45 people. It just goes to show you how JEALOUS these people are. Instead of getting off there ASS and doing something with their lives they Condone others.. Unfortunately this is the norm in this messed up Country....God Bless You Girl for all Your accomplishments and keep up the Great work. And dont let the haters get you down THEY ARE NOT WORTH IT...They live in Mommy and Daddys basement and dont have a LIFE. Great Video Kiddo. Thank You for sharing it...

[@marlowemayhem3230]

@@jimpowers2047 Poor little man. Threatened by female friendships and gay men. Get yourself an incel trophy.

[@debragindorf4812]

She is an AMAZING woman!!!

[@craftingandcrying]

Love it all! FYI: those window coverings you're making for the screens on the porch, install them on the outside or else the snow and rain could still get through the screen, pile up behind the curtains and eventually push them forward allowing snow and rain inside. Been there done that. Learned my lesson. Lol

[@juanitacarrollyoung2979]

Good point!

[@Galemor1]

Yeah, she can make them like something that's easy to just roll up, for when not in use..

[@lisalbers230]

Agree, I was thinking the same thing. Maybe she can also put hooks on the bottom too, so they can stay down and dont go flying when it gets windy

[@Galemor1]

@@lisalbers230 That or weights

[@andeekaydot]

As I see, Hannah's got a lot of storage room available. So, being her, I would consider to add something to her own idea: Measure all the windows holes of that inner porch, get clear acrylic glass sheets cut in shape, and put them in wood frames which can be mounted tightly fitting in a way to be taken out as soon as the weather becomes comfy, an be stored in the second cabin or in the shed, as plexiglass is not that heavy. Their advantages are to really keep snow out, let the light in, and add a bit to insulation.

[@jaditelady173mary4]

I would personally invest in a new small wood stove now. You would be able to stay longer, use less wood, stay warmer and can work on all those inside projects in the cooler weather. I think it would be a great investment to do now before winter sets in. You should be proud of yourself. You have really turned this place into such a cozy cottage.

[@firepwr21]

Go with a wood / coal stove, less expensive to run and you’ll be amazed by the heat .....I’ve been watching your videos for a long time , you’re very talented and your cottage looks very homey & Comfy.....Keep up the good work....

[@wiezewoze]

"if it becomes a problem, then it becomes a problem, and I'll deal with it" loveee the attitude ❤️🧘‍♀️

[@SFlaidlaw101]

If Hannah didn't have a successful KZbin channel, she could be a success in interior design! JUST WOW!! 😍😍😍

[@Kaiatfitzgerald]

Why not both!!

[@seekersofrhythm]

Have you considered making shutters to the outside? They are easy to make and they would look really good. Loved the tour, so love the cottage. Looking forward to the next installment. Stay safe J.

[@westcoastwonderers1060]

That's a great idea!

[@ihogenhuis960]

Yes, was thinking that too.

[@kikilong8411]

That would be beautiful!

[@dinamast5313]

Great idea!!

[@rollandjoeseph]

👏👏👏👏👏

[@susandunaway8290]

You have every reason to be proud. You’ve transformed a ramshackle cabin into an adorable home. Can’t wait for the day you can get a new wood stove. If you get one with a blower, in the summer you can put a bag of ice into a metal bucket and place it inside, turn on the blower and you have air conditioning. I had a friend who sold Buck Stoves who showed me that trick. Honestly, it was so cool in his showroom in the heat ofAugust you could have worn a sweater! Enjoy your cottage!

[@juanitacarrollyoung2979]

Great idea there!

[@ravenwildspirit]

OMG...I have blower on mine and this is a fab idea!

[@susandunaway8290]

@@ravenwildspirit , use a metal bucket. Keeps the ice cooler longer. And if you pick up one of those ice making machines off Amazon, you won’t even have to buy ice. I was actually cold in the hottest days of August in his shop. Pretty amazing.

[@ravenwildspirit]

@@susandunaway8290 thank you💖

[@SusanJohnsonsuzvj]

Everyone here has great ideas! Didn't know that was possible

[@ExanthePRKL]

I can't wait for the time you start doing the second building. It's such a big space compared so it'll be interesting to see what you'll eventually do with it. I love the color combinations and the cozy cottage feel you've created.

[@giterdone9013]

I think the first thing she’ll have to do is have a yard sale because everything that came out of the cozy cabin went to the dance hall. 🤷‍♀️🤣🤣❤️🇨🇦

[@flurinaschwab118]

@@giterdone9013 True😂

[@Handmedownmac2]

I feel like the cottage reflects your own personal transformation and journey. I’ve been watching you for a few years now and I feel like you’ve really grown into your own and become so confident. You are right where you need to be. The cottage is lucky to have you.

[@francieanneriley7349]

We had a porch like that on our Montgomery Ward kit house log cabin turned home. I went wild at tag sales for shutters and mounted them on the outside for snow and rain. I had done the curtains like you are doing but wind still sends snow inside that way, but shutters on the outside kept it out. I also found that the shutters did not have to go all the way up because of the roof overhang and so there was still great light. Projects never end when you are as creative as you are. I always love your vids. TY

[@BeaBea-54]

i was just coming to the comments to say shutters are probably a better idea!

[@drum1144]

What about plastic or acrylic sheets, to keep the view during rainy or snowy days?

[@shelleypoole6415]

Old 1970 closet doors would work as well.

[@michaeltillman1147]

She's come a long way. Especially considering that she's done it mostly on her owe, learning as she goes. That girl has every right to be proud! 😎

[@flurinaschwab118]

I think it's so refreshing to see someone just trying things!!! We do not have to be perfect at something we just started doing!!!!

[@ziyle5238]

I reamember her buying the cabin and now it's like a work of art

[@stephieamanda]

The whole cottage’s aesthetic is so soothing and inspiring at the same time 🌱😍

[@rubybirchall1717]

I love that the whole house is a little tiny bit imperfect and wonky, in the best way possible - it makes it feel so homey and lovely oml

[@lexussmith9781]

you’re seriously the only person i watch on youtube that makes the content you do. it’s nice to see other gals doing stuff on their own! you’re an inspiration ♥️

[@jilliannpiskorski7211]

Have you watched Isabel Paige? She's somewhat similar! totally agreed, I love watching women who are able to do this kind of stuff themselves.

[@cymbeline4]

Jonna Jinton’s videos might also be interesting to you :) her way of living is absolutely fascinating

[@pmc5431]

Go back and look at the older videos. They did a road trip together.

[@jilliannpiskorski7211]

@@pmc5431 I know! That's how I found Isabel.

[@AnnAndNala]

@@antonboludo8886 Not sure if you've lived through it, but I'm in my 50's, so I can completely relate to Jillian's comment about loving seeing women do this themselves. I've always had a similar mentality of independence, lived in a cabin in the mountains for a few years, but coming from my generation, trust me, it hasn't always been accepted being both feminine and independent. You could only be one or the other according to "societies very judgemental non-soliticed opinions". The judgement through the past years was weirdly heavy hitting on women with that combination, and finally, society is starting to open up their minds a bit, but that journey has not been an easy one.

[@RDAnys]

I've traveled with you through your adventures for over a year, and even though you have created all those successful home and Walter 'projects' I don't think you've fully realized how impressively you've matured as a video pre-producción 'visualizer' / stage-er / presenter / and editor. I thank you so much for including us in your life. (Yes, I understand it's your job and income-maker, but you could have applied those talents showcasing others, but you've included is in YOUR life; so THANK YOU and continued blessings)

[@echo12345ful]

Hannah, love following your precious life. I too live in a cute country cottage which includes mice and assorted insects. I found that mixing peppermint and lavender essential oils (the less expensive kind) in a spray bottle of water and spritz this everywhere repels the little house hunters. Now spritz yourself all the time and nothing bites, put it in a diffuser and your house will smell lovely

[@revmzy6925]

Lavenders are amazing. Planting lavender or putting a bundle of lavender in front of windows, doors also help

[@dianer8881]

Get a soapstone wood stove. They burn less wood and retain heat longer.

[@laylamarie5127]

I just have some things I need to say: first of all, I absolutely love your personality, it’s amazing. Second, I want to live in a cottage in the woods alone and this is literal house goals oml. And lastly you have a very beautiful singing voice, I love billy currington songs

[@Banagal]

There's something satisfying about owning you own home and property. Then to remodel and create your own nest is the icing on the cake for sure.

[@toastcrumbsinmybed9841]

Most satisfying thing about owning your own home, not having to pay rent that costs more than a mortgage 🥺

[@michaelarankin2769]

@@toastcrumbsinmybed9841 I bet she doesn’t have a lot of bills either like this is legit a good life. I hope to live it one day

[@SusanJohnsonsuzvj]

She makes this life seem possible. I really want to do this. So tired of the rent and city life

[@Gardor]

@@michaelarankin2769 for real.. this is the life..

[@matssu6729]

Can’t believe this means I’ve been watching your stuff for over a year already! And I’ve loved everything you put out since! 🥺 I’m so happy your cabin, now cottage, is feeling much more homey for you aaah you’re amazing Hannah!!! 🧡

[@michonnefinocchiaro5837]

You might want to think about having two plexiglass panels that you can pop in and out for your screened in porch. Just for winter and you’ll still be able to see though them

[@revmzy6925]

Winter is coming Hannah. It looks like you need to focus on the heating and all the insulations and all related stuff whatever necessary. You can skip the kitchen part and simply add LED strips to illuminate the kitchen for a quick solution. Other commenters suggest of shutters for windows on the outside are quite a good idea. And maybe beside the window shutters, door shutters would also improve the insulation. If the time would enough, you could change the location of the stove, by relocating it with the Owen or put it to the other corner. You could remove the kitchen benchtop to the stoves' previous place and create a new kitchen space there. Then you would not need a window ...And the heat dissipation could be lower. And you could create a warm corner in front of the new stove. If you select your new stove which resembles a fireplace It will also give a nice light in winter. Addition: I recalled that a fireplace-like stove is a bad idea since your house is wooden. At least it will need to tile with stone insulation around it. But above all, you need better doors, windows and maybe renewed insulations too. There are insulants that are applied outside of the concrete houses and they have an appreciable effect on heat loss. Inside and outside apply such insulators improves the quality. I highly recommend it. I believe some things are suitable for cottages too. If not, you can add another layer of wood to your house, to cover the insulation. They took time and effort though... By the way, I am looking forward to seeing the projects you are going to make on the cabin. It looks it could be warm with a stove and some similar insulations.

[@EL-ni6cy]

YOU SHOULD BE SO PROUD - this whole series of you buying the property and redoing it is so cool and fun to watch

[@-mike-8134]

One thing to consider when it comes to storing firewood in the house or on the porch is that can introduce wood boring insects to all that wonderful wood you have. That would make them a real cozy place to live and breed and bore to their tiny little hearts desire. Ask me how I know... Anyway now I keep my firewood away from the house and make the trek out to the wood pile to get it. I only bring in what I intend to burn at that time or shortly there after. So the wood is still cold-ish and anything living insides it is still dormant until it is in the firebox. Since you do have propane you might think of getting rid of that POS stove and getting a propane stove to replace it. It would make your heating so much simpler for the times you are there in the winter. Third suggestion, in the winter close off that upstairs and just live in the main part of the house. I would bet that most of your heat goes up there and the rest out through all of that glass. Yeah a three season place but a really nice one too. Sorry for being so long...

[@patchouliodonovan9529]

There are woodstoves now that are more energy-efficient than modern heating solutions and I think Hannah enjoys the vibe/way of life of having one. The real key here is upgrading to a stove that is more efficient and appropriate for the space, and insulation, insulation, insulation. I'd be willing to bet that the roof in the loft space could use a lot more of it. Better windows would also be ideal, but it's expensive, in the meantime, thick insulating curtains would help and for when it's really cold, making some foam insulation board panels to blank off the windows at night (like a beefy version of window covers for campers) to keep in all the heat and maybe consider leaving some of them in place during the day on the more redundant windows. Insulation will also help keep the place cooler in the summer.

[@livinginthenow]

You have done a fabulous job! The one thing I would suggest is painting the kitchen walls a light color to combat the deep, dark cave-like appearance. Other than that, you have made yourself a charming and comfortable looking home. Congratulations!

[@lauraredd614]

For the screened porch I would suggest acrylic you can get big sheets at Home Depot Hang them up in fall to fully protect against moister coming in and use the tarps for summer This will also help with keeping some warmth in there while also allowing to see the view

[@caroleosborne3379]

Great idea!

[@youtooaromatherapy1897]

I was thinking the same. Eamon & Bec did that with their "porch" and theyre able to use it during the winter too x

[@PeaceMeBish]

You probably know this but make sure you drain the toilet before you leave for the winter or the tank, bowl, pipes, etc will freeze and crack. Don’t want a leaky toilet after all that work. Great work overall! Love watching your series!

[@souieappe]

I have seen every episode since the start, you've done well! Oh, that wood stove, need better air intake control. I built a brick wall behind mine, clear to the ceiling, then a stove with a top chimney and 0 clearance, the bricks got warm and didn't matter if the fire went out at night, stayed warm!

[@dianer8881]

We have a brick wall behind our wood stove as well. Makes a big difference!

[@CPB111]

That moment when your axe is stuck in the log, leave it, flip the whole thing upside down and bring it down onto the back of the axe head. Your log should split easily using its own weight against the axe blade.

[@tiffanyf4261]

For the wood burner you could replace it with a new one that heats a larger area and they are not as huge as the one you have

[@woodenNL]

yeah or get the ones that are made out of this fancy stone, which gets super hot and radiates heat for hours!!! i do not know the name, but my ex boyfriends parents had that in their living room in cold ass Norway lol

[@peggynorton5535]

@@woodenNL Soapstone. They are wonderful and so many colors and styles to choose from. Also they have a metal fan that you can buy. It sits on the stove and the heat is what makes it move. Helps distribute the heat to the rest of the house. Also helps to keep a cast iron kettle on with water for humidity so your skin doesn't dry out.

[@debweissler7808]

Love everything you’ve done! If I could make make one little suggestion: buy a proper wood stove and have it professionally installed. It will keep your cabin warmer, be energy efficient & allow you to live there in winter should situations arise that keep you from traveling to warmer climes.

[@rentedspace7462]

Sounds silly but a great way to help insulate windows in winter is to add clear contact to them as it acts like a double glaze. So it is easy to put on and also take off. I have done it to rentals for years. Plus cheap contact is actually really affordable even with floor to ceiling windows.

[@gabriellehermineoldaccount7739]

I can’t believe it’s been a whole year already. It looks so much bigger and brighter now. I love it xx

[@barbarapetros]

I started watching you just before you bought your property. And I've enjoyed watching every video! Your an inspiration to young women. And if this old woman still had it in her, I'd be following in your footsteps! Love your content!!

[@timdunmyer4549]

To fix your screen issue, you could build a wood frame that you could screw up or take down and get some heavy duty clear plastic to staple onto the wood frame. Or frame that wall out and get some used windows to put in.

[@brghid]

smart!

[@jaditelady173mary4]

We did this for an outdoor summer house we sit in. We used eye hooks to attach in the winter panels. My Dad also made flip down shutters to cover the windows outside. He added chains on the side that we could lower them to use as a table top when we had family cookouts.

[@Aleksa.3]

A window in your kitchen would definitely open up the space!! Love what you have done so far can't wait to see what you do to change up the space more as time goes by ❤❤ Am I the only one who wishes Hannah posted more often? A week feels like forever!!! Lol

[@juanitacarrollyoung2979]

We got a little bonus video about catching and releasing mice this week 🐭🐁

[@cahtshiri]

In Minnesota winter comes early. I agree shutters would be better. Better get busy - again!

[@jessicaweaver5662]

Hi, Hannah! Toilet tip: It also works to just dump water quickly into the bowl and let gravity do the work. No need to mess with the tank lid and your new shelf. Great job on the cottage!

[@musicxlovex56]

Congratulations on how much your channel has grown since starting the cabin projects! Everything looks wonderful 🥰

[@denisemeredith2436]

Hannah, one thing to remember to do in the porch is to fill the gaps in the log walls which will stop snow blowing in during the winter and keep the drafts out. If only one of the woodburning stove companies would send you a new stove and fit it for free - that would be perfect. Are you going to do up the cabin eventually?

[@julesiou12]

You should be proud of yourself. What you've achieved in a year is amazing. It's so beautiful x

[@IShot.TheLaw1]

You are killing it girl, you have every right to be proud of yourself. 😘👍

[@dianer8881]

Such a sweet and unique home! A lot of effort, but very little cost. So smart!

[@carmelbynum8049]

A sliding barn door would look good to your bathroom. The cottage looks great overall.

[@socialinteraction_8252]

I start my freshman year of college tomorrow this is literally what I needed to calm my anxiety. Hanna you bring joy into others lives by just being you.

[@briannamccarthy2043]

Good luck!

[@socialinteraction_8252]

@@briannamccarthy2043 Thanks!

[@merlena08]

College is so fun-- I hope you really enjoy your first year :))

[@tina9866]

Ohh I wish you a lot of fun! 😊

[@giterdone9013]

Good luck today, you’ll do great!

[@docwilley7004]

You should be very impressed with yourself! I've done a lot of remodeling in my years and I could have used your input and creativity! The turn around in less than a year is crazy. You're an animal! I love your channel and you and all of your quirky little ways. Just keep doing you, it's perfect!

[@eleanorbock4906]

I've been subscribed to hannah for over a year? wow

[@thecharminghodgepodgecotta8363]

There’s a fun, relaxing, and quirky vibe in this building. Every corner has a story or you just happened to find something that works for the space, it makes it extra cozy as it emphasizes your charm. Definitely a one of a kind place to be 🙂

[@richwhitaker1506]

Great video as always. You've taken a little cabin in the woods and added many changes and improvements to make it more livable. Definitely Hannah's Home. It is filled with your magic. Congrats. Weatherization should be a priority. Tarps, shutters or framed acrylic windows are all possible remedies. Keep the wet outside of the screens. Stay safe and well.

[@EleanorRigby_]

I recommend you a pellet stove, it’s great, functional and more ecological! All the work you’ve done is unbelievable and the result is impressive, you're so good at everything you do! 🥰

[@cahtshiri]

But if the electricity goes out the pellet stove won't work, right?

[@Auroraalucia]

This just made my dayyyy!!!!!!♥️♥️ Your Cottage is absolutely beautiful, I strive to be this connected to myself and nature, you really inspire me.

[@dianer8881]

Add 2 or 3 windows to the back wall in the kitchen. You won't regret it!

[@rhiannajd4412]

I’ve been watching you for a year already???? Omg

[@juno2013]

What a lovely, peaceful home. You’ve done an amazing job. Each area has its own personality. Well done Hannah! I hope your bike booboo’s heal quickly!

[@beckyferguson284]

Hi, if you get thermal backed curtains for all your windows it will be so much warmer and more energy efficient in winter.

[@Heggie42]

I absolutely loved your cabin from the outset and watching you making it into a home has been a pure joy. You've done an amazing job.

[@annjohnson543]

You should be SUPER proud of yourself. Look at everything you’ve done. You’ve created a home in the woods.

[@greata80]

It is the most hannah thing to keep a saw in a pretty basket (: Here for it

[@DesertBloomBettas]

You've really made that cabin so darling and lovely - it must be an absolute joy to get to wake up to that, vs what it was at the beginning. Great job hannah!

[@BrittneyPortes]

What we all have been waiting for!! ✨💖

[@dinahreyes4947]

Sista, you've accomplished so much in less than a year and it looks amazing! You SHOULD be proud of yourself!

[@eliaslawson5287]

It is crazy how much you have transformed the place!

[@carried7223]

Fairy lights under the kitchen cabinets will be a game changer for you. I have mine on all day, Place is looking great and magical.

[@gogo-word]

You've done an amazing job on your cottage and so much of it you did solo. Congrats! Really excellent. Not only did you make it more functional you possess an eye for good design. Perhaps becoming a designer is in your future.

[@paulinasalaseviciute1305]

This is what makes our Sundays better, thank you ❤️

[@T_P_W_ThachoZenjuan]

I love what you've done with the entire cottage. I loved all your changes they've just been outstanding. What I think would look really cute in the kitchen, a port hole window. Or 3. Your kitchen kind of reminds me of a galley and I think the round windows would look adorable. Granted it's not cottage style, but ,you know, just a thought.

[@michelelezbo]

Love the port hole window idea!!

[@patchouliodonovan9529]

Also agree portholes are cool, or at least a round or otherwise interestingly shaped window if the ship vibe is just too much. Might be cool to chuck a porthole in the bathroom too. Personally, I'd have a large one that opens above the toilet and get a smaller mirror on a swivel stand mounted in the corner that can be tucked out of the way or moved to the right spot, but I know Hannah loves her mirrors, so maybe three small ones across the top of the wall behind the toilet just to let in some light and greenery would work.

[@mimiBirkin]

For someone who watched all your videos this feels like an episode from Friends when they remember stuff and show old episodes but you still enjoy them 😀

[@bowleggedcats]

You’re living my dream life. I come to your channel whenever I’m feeling melancholy and your videos always make me feel better. Thank you for being here ❤️

[@CrumblyTriscuits]

Looking back at how much you've accomplished is amazing! Having the 2 sliding doors accessible is by far a huge appeal to your cottage! What an amazing feeling to be inside but feel so outside! 👍

[@shep4516]

The amount of hard work, determination and fun you put into your cottage is so inspiring. You're amazing.

[@yv6743]

You should paint your kitchen walls as your next project! Beautiful cabin, you’ve definitely put in a lot of work, it looks amazing💌

[@brentstafford6289]

I really feel like a new wood stove should be your top priority , it will be a game changer for you , you will love it

[@peggynorton5535]

I think the tub painting video is still my fav. All that was transformed into a cozy space just felt so good to watch.

[@tamsinbowden]

Can’t believe I caught this upload this early! Love your videos so much Hannah, you inspire me to be a better person! Literally love watching your cabin videos (I aspire to have a cabin of my own in the near future) You give me a really cosy feeling haha! Proper cottage core vibes, I’d love to be your friend so much!🌸🌻✨

[@user-rr3ti3ct8e]

Wait did u just change ur profile picture or am i going crazy hahahahahah

[@tamsinbowden]

@@user-rr3ti3ct8e omg yeah haha can’t believe you noticed that hahaha🤣

[@lenake3394]

I’ve been here the whole journey! Loved to see you make the cabin into a cottage.

[@storiesfromhinterland]

Your cabin transformation to a cottage was really creative. Loved all the video vlogs. Impressive work Hanna, happy anniversary 🌻 of your home.

[@artsmajor7502]

No unnecessary human interaction.....no stress just u and life....so lucky u are ...dear...ur are living a carefree life...just the way u want no distraction...in ur own world..ur own universe...just for urself...imagine a planet of ur own...like wow

[@josephmartino9958]

You're giving your place just the right touch...very nice!

[@nicolelamourt7332]

You need to give yourself more credit, we have seen you work in this house and you have definitely change it so much love that each corner kinda represents you !!! Love it

[@Carla486674]

I’m proud of you too. You’ve done a great job turning your cabin into a cottage. I believe cottage is the best word to describe it too. Looking forward to the changes you have in mind for the kitchen. A much smaller less intrusive wood stove is a great place to kick off that project.

[@PumpkinMozie]

“Two bugs mating on my leg…I feel USED.” Hahahaha I loled

[@aimeelawrence-bespokefurni575]

You should be incredibly proud of yourself. You didn't need a man to help you. Your so talented with all the diy skills you have.

[@jameswhite6651]

An amazing job from an amazing woman, I've been with you through the entire struggle, and am very proud of all the work you've done. You're a wonder. Love from West Virginia.

[@mvroman7416]

I think we are fairly impressed with everything you have done. Your improvements have made this into your home. I know there is a lot you still want to do and I am positive you can tackle it just as good as you have in the past. I look at what you come up with on each rebuild and I’m impressed with your design aspects. It always looks so nice. Great work. 👍

[@72east]

You've done an amazing job and love your taste in having plants all around, stained wood shelving and floors....looks very cozy! That woodstove though...yea....if it were me, I'd definitely get rid of it too! At least put in a more efficient and nicer one with a blower to distribute more heat throughout the house.

[@kylieholman3877]

Love seeing all you utubers thread up stuff. Wish we had one here in Australia as well. Especially now that we are all in lockdown.

[@randomisland2872]

Delta variant must be hitting hard in your country.

[@bellacapone7737]

Hannah, I have said it before....you are an amazing young woman. You have so much to be proud of. You are so accomplished, so skilled, and so beautiful. A triple threat. Your cottage is gorgeous!!!!

[@davebrace8846]

I think you've done an incredible job on your cute little home & yes, you can be VERY proud of yourself. I wish I had just a fraction of your determination! 🤗

[@kerryedgell8951]

patiently awaiting the next video....xxxx 💟☯️🇭🇲

[@sherryr.1698]

Way to go, Hannah! Love your DIY spirit, your lovely greenery everywhere, and especially your inviting screened in porch!

[@everydaytherapist7315]

I love your humor!

[@youraunt938]

wow you truly worked so hard and have come so far

[@felishaanglebrandt6268]

I love how you took your time and did this so peacefully the transformation has been such a pleasure to watch can't wait to see the enxt one 😊

[@AuraDawn_Health]

Congratulations on your one year home anniversary! You've made it look so beautiful ❤️.

[@baileysadler5212]

I’m excited to see you tackle even bigger projects for this place, like making it more functional for winter and such.

[@Iamjustagirl24]

I just loved her bedroom . It would give so much serotonin to have a bedroom with this structure and view. The way she arranged the furniture in her bedroom was really good as well .I adore cozy space. That room will make a reader out of you. Ufff it's just so pretty. I can see myself reading in that room under candlelight. This cottage is such a dream. This is my first video of hers. And I love how hardworking she is. Reconstruction work requires great dedication. I want to as brave as her. I too want to go live in a cottage amid sprawling nature but I am hell scared of bugs 🙂.

[@metalmartha2571]

My suggestion for the front room would be to buy some Acrylate plastic or some glass window inserts so that you can still utilize it as a liveable space in the winter. That’s my favourite room in your house too! Thanks for the tour. Great job!

[@SarahCrowley]

I have absolutely loved watching your journey renovating your cabin! You've taught me so much too! Thank you! I can't wait to see you do the other cabin too.