How to Install Beadboard & Make a Peg Rail | 15 Tips to DIYing With Confidence

Do you have a tendency to avoid even starting a DIY or home decorating project because of a fear of making mistakes? My friend, YOU CAN DO IT! And I'm here to help give you the knowledge and confidence you need to be successful.
In this video I'm sharing 15 tips to DIYing with confidence as we learn how to install beadboard and make a peg rail, all in one day. Follow along as I transform the Haven Cottage entryway with a beadboard wall treatment and a DIY peg rack.
You'll learn how to overcome obstacles in this project like:
- not having the right tools
- not having a proper workshop
- not having the experience needed
...and more. You can do it. Now let's get to work!
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[@daniellet2543]

I cannot thank you enough for making this video! You have given me so much confidence to be able to tackle a bead board project that I have been wanting to do but was afraid of power tools and didn’t want to ruin the Sheetrock in case one day I would want to change out the bead board. The way you explain in great detail every step and hacks of how to work around issues is exactly what I need, so grateful for your guidance!!! Would love to see more projects to learn even more :)

[@GraceInMySpace]

I’m SO glad it was helpful! That’s exactly what I was hoping for. Have fun with your project, you can do it!

[@fionaschiffl8065]

I learnt to put the drill bit in front of the screw and if it covers the shank and not the thread, it’s the right size drill bit. Be careful holding the edges of the drill though as they may slice your fingers.

[@GraceInMySpace]

Great tip!

[@renaed00bdavis86]

Wow, you are amazing!!!!

[@GraceInMySpace]

Thank you! 😊

[@thomaskleven8314]

We were gifted beadboard tounge and groove, wife wanted to paint it. Ugh, came out great but what a pain. Buy the cheap stuff if you are going to paint it. Remember to check and mark your studs and construction glue around your electrical runs.

[@SarahsOctoberHome]

My sister just ordered Pegs just like these. Sarah, I love the color you chose for the beadboard.😍

[@GraceInMySpace]

Thank you! I’ll definitely use these pegs again. Hope she likes them too!

[@marcellarions9987]

I love you videos & emphasis on grace!💕 My husband & I are about to redecorate our house: new floors, paint, countertops, backsplash, etc. I’m petrified. No idea what looks good together. AND we have honey oak. Trying to start there since we’re not painting trim…at least not yet.😁

[@GraceInMySpace]

You’ve got this! One room at a time 😉

[@marcidunfee6063]

It’s beautiful. Thank you for the tutorial and for the encouragement to try! 😊

[@GraceInMySpace]

You’re welcome 😊

[@tanafairley1551]

I so enjoyed this!! Thank you 🙏. I’m going to watch more of your videos to gain more confidence.

[@GraceInMySpace]

Thank you Tana! I hope they can be an encouragement!

[@sharonsomers5513]

Looks beautiful!

[@GraceInMySpace]

Thank you so much!

[@KatByteK]

Bravo! I love your attitude towards a project.

[@GraceInMySpace]

Thank you so much!

[@anitabarker3125]

Very nice ❤

[@GraceInMySpace]

Thank you so much!

[@isabelwall1714]

I always thought grace in my space was a Christ reference, but I guess it could go both ways 🥰

[@GraceInMySpace]

Both for sure! Grace in our homes because of His example 🥰

[@jillcollins6771]

What holds me back from DIY's is I'm afraid I am going to mess up!

[@GraceInMySpace]

If you do, 99% of the time it’s fixable! But you miss 100% of the chances to succeed if you never try. 😘❤️❤️

[@christinairizarry879]

Looks beautiful. Do you have a wall paper tutorial?

[@GraceInMySpace]

Yes! I have one for peel and stick and one for regular pasted. It’s in my DIY category 😊

[@jettgames911]

Does the top trim overlap the beadboard or go above it?

[@GraceInMySpace]

Traditionally, It goes above it. Otherwise, you will have a gap to fill.

[@vnickcolvin4971]

You can use lipstick was well, watch the Martins installation of wallboard for this tip.

[@GraceInMySpace]

Lipstick sounds like a fun option!

[@gubworm3241]

"This video is all about doing it when you don't have the tools or the workshop or carpentry skills, and I forgot my jigsaw..." "Excellent! Exactly what I need." "...so we're going to plunge cut instead. I have this little five and a half inch circular saw..." "We're going to what? You have a what?"

[@annetteramsey4627]

I think my biggest hesitation is having a plan and everything picked out so I know what it will look like . I guess not sure about my style as well. Hot mess here! lol

[@GraceInMySpace]

You can do it! I do have a whole video on defining your style too!

[@Carwile2009]

We are in military housing and can’t make anything permanent which is why I don’t really change and make it my own. Wish I could though.

[@GraceInMySpace]

I grew up in military housing and totally understand!❤️❤️

[@Carwile2009]

@@GraceInMySpace is this type of diy easy to remove or will if damage the wall alot?

[@amywalker3811]

My fear in DIYing is starting a big new project and running into an unknown complication and having to settle for a less than professional finish because the solve isn’t within my ability.

[@GraceInMySpace]

Totally valid! I’d say start small. Grab a $10 table from a thrift store and practice refinishing it. Add a wall treatment to a tiny room. When you work on smaller projects first you build up your knowledge until you’re ready to tackle the big ones. And, if all else fails, build in a buffer in budget in case you need to hire help 😉 You’ve got this!

[@antonshkabara3090]

I heard very good opinions about the Woodglut plans.