FINISHING DIY Kitchen & Boot Room After 1.5 Years of Solo Cabin Renovations (Story 40)

[@wildrosie]

A big hi and thanks to my Youthful and Enigmatic friends from Norway! You surprise package was well received and I’m very much enjoying the contents 😊

[@gnarbeljo8980]

The amount of relief I felt when you changed the direction of the fridge-freezer doors lol, it was bugging me so much 😂. My gosh you did a smashing job! I just wanyed to let you know any color on the NCS scale can be mixed for you at any professional paint store in Sweden. You're parents don't need to bring paint from the Netherlands just bc you found a swatch you like there. In fact, some paint companies can match the color of anything small you have, like a piece of fabric perfectly using a computer color analyzer that blasts it with uv light and analyzes the exact shade producing the reviepue for the exact shade (but those are usually not in retail stores, but at the grossers that work with contractors, so you'd have to call them and find out where to go). It will save you (and your parents) alot of hassles. It also opens up to using anything as inspiration for a specofic colour, found objects, fabric swatches, a yarn from a rug, or something found in nature. You did a cracking job! So pretty, smart and very impressive! ❤️🙌

[@lindacarruthers3423]

If everyone in the world was as meticulous as you are ,We would be in an aesthetic paradise . Then all we would have to do is get rid of cruelty immortality unkindness criminality,and a few other bits and pieces to be in the kingdom of heaven

[@carolpiirto5613]

I wonder if you can actually feel the admiration, the fondness that we all have for you. It must be a global affection. We think what you do and what you are is great Rosie. BTW great remodel.

[@ibforbes70]

CAROL!!! I was thinking the SAME THING!! I got SO excited when I signed into KZbin and saw the TITLE of her video. Like, I did an internal happy dance for her! She is truly an inspiration for me (us); showing me (us) that THIS IS POSSIBLE! WE ARE CAPABLE!! 😊

[@wildrosie]

What do you mean, I just stuck some wood together? :D

[@elise6689]

@@wildrosie But your attention to detail! Freaking caulking the raw edges of the mdf hahaha

[@rosegarcia5069]

Geez Rosie some of us can only Dream the Dream you are living..ha ha who can afford so much Wood❤❤❤

[@kindradeleon9053]

Well said! girl from California

[@erinmcnamara7322]

Your little cottage is turning out so cute! I have so much respect for you doing all this yourself and without a car!!

[@starlight27277]

I'm 67 have no drivers licence and no car my whole life. I do everything by bike and nowadays with an e-bike. You won't believe the things that I transported with my bike, it is fun.

[@tammydee9700]

You did a fantastic job and you did it by yourself! It turned out wonderful Rosie. Being a designer, you'll always have a list of projects. A fantastic difference since you moved there and changed it for the better. I look forward to your next project!

[@mleciwa14]

I greatly admire your ability to transform this old cabin into such a cozy home. The kitchen turned out spectacular.

[@susanmcconnell6041]

I really like that new 'custom mixed' shade of soft green! It brightens up the space, without overpowering it. 🥰 You are doing such a fantastic job!! I'm over 70 years old, and have a small farm in Missouri, USA, and have to custom do (and redo) so many things, but it's satisfying doing it myself, and learning so much as I go. I am proud of you for your grabbing each project head on, and working your way thru it, regardless! Basically, youre getting a PhD at Life University!! Great work!!! 🥰🤗🙏

[@kordhey9697]

Respect! Just wow! You did all on your own without a car in the middle of nowhere as a women - this is absolutely amazing. You can be so proud of you!!! Much love from Germany and keep going🍀🍀

[@sarahsaurausrex]

I hope you know how impressive you are. What you've accomplished so far is amazing. Thank you for bringing us all along. Very inspirational 🧡

[@spirittall3905]

You are doing a wonderful job! I too am a single woman, but 61 and am refurbishing an old home. I never built cabinets before but did it on an unlevel floor. I make lots of little mistakes and things aren't perfect. I have learned to let it all go and now look at those imperfections as history marks. Every mark like the scratched floor is telling YOUR story and what a beautiful story it is. Thank you for sharing.🙏

[@joannabusinessaccount7293]

I am doing a renovation too, and there are all kinds of setback and “mistakes” - done by the construction guys - and I have to let myself go be ok, otherwise the project wouldn’t move forward and I’d just drive myself crazy. Wabi sabi makes it part of the house.

[@wildrosie]

Cheers to all our imperfections! I bet you home is turning out lovely as well :)

[@MaurieDeaton]

I hate caulking, but here are a couple of tips. Cut the end of the caulking spout on an angle to help point control the flow and start with a smaller bead. You can always make it bigger. To control the spread, you can tape off each side, like you do when painting and want a clean edge. When the caulk has set a bit, peal it off. Like when you paint, don’t leave the tape on too long or the caulk will tear with the tape removal. You can use your wet finger to smooth the caulking or use the corner of an old plastic credit card or hotel room key card or whatever, that makes a nice consistent curve and saves your fingers. Of course, make sure it’s paintable caulking, if you are painting it after. If not satisfied with your efforts, peal it off and try again. It is an art. Best of luck! You are doing great.

[@lindaoverkamp4305]

I was going to say the same thing! I don’t have the skill to caulk without tapping both sides first. I tape, caulk, run a wet finger, peel the tape. Comes out looking professionally done every time!

[@22jo222]

I’m a bit late but for other people; if you push the caulk in with the gun rather than drag it away from the caulk (if that makes sense), that helps with control too.

[@snowfloofcathug]

You never cease to amaze And yea, finishing projects is always the hardest part. It’s so easy to get past a difficult section and then just get the “Finally I’m practically done” and just lose all the motivation to do the polishing as it’s “already done”/“perfectly functional”

[@wildrosie]

So true. Even my 'done' is still not really done!! Will I ever be done?

[@snowfloofcathug]

There’s no such thing as “done” as there’ll always be more to do. The more important thing is when you stop working on it and whether you are, at that point, happy with how it’s turned out. And by that measure I am sure it’ll be done :) There’s very few people I’d trust to undertake a project like this but, and I know I’m a broken record, you never cease to amaze me with what you’ve achieved thus far

[@florahamburg]

Just a thought: if you drill a hole for the electrical plug in the side wall of the shelf, you can make it less visually noticeable. You can even buy the plugs individually so that you can first push the cable through a very small opening and then screw on the plug. I did that and connecting the plug really wasn't difficult

[@wildrosie]

I was thinking about that, but I may want to relocate the whole lot of random plugs at some point, and don't want to have to deal with patching up lots of holes. So I'm keeping them where they are for now...!

[@algypsy17]

You are becoming an expert ! With everything you have already done successfully I bet you'll be able to renovate almost everything now ! And you are such a perfectionist, no wonder everything looks so beautiful ... even your list is the cleanest one, handwritten, that I have ever seen, honestly. This is a compliment, I am in awe 👏👏👏

[@wintersky_]

For the dents in your floor (if the wood is not actually cut) try using a damp cloth layered beneath something metal (a metal bottle cap will work if the area is small) and apply gentle heat from a laundry iron resting on top. With patience and perseverance, the warm moisture will swell (lift) the dent if it's not too severe.

[@wildrosie]

Nice, I didn't know you could do that!

[@nursemettsmsn]

I think I look forward to your videos most of all. A woman with a mission and doing so good meeting all the challenges you encounter. You are such a breath of fresh air to watch. I hope you know what an inspiration you are to all of us watching. I have watched you from the start and can I just say wow 🤩 girl you should be so proud

[@zakirac55]

DONT expect people to read all the other comments... they are viewing and liking your content... If things get repeated...how do people greet each other...we often repeat the same formulas... We often have concurrent thoughts....❤ Such as how are you able to paint so neatly...no droplets no dropsheets no "paint clothes" wow Wow this is carefulness at a pinnacle of talent.😊

[@RoseCottageColleen]

It's great to get those tasks that have been bothering you for a long time under control. Your home is looking so lovely. Having done a total home reno project quite similar to yours, I know first hand how challenging it can be. You should be incredibly proud of yourself.

[@maryannknox7158]

Rosie you are so AMAZING

[@erinacho7217]

It's been so inspirational to see how much you've developed over the many months and how you have shared all your ups and downs 💫 Thank you for your authenticity in what you do 💛

[@seppok2258]

Congratulations Rosie for the achievement! I like you perseverance and craftmanship. In old house you often can't use standard furniture and with all your visions I don't know if you would even want to. But your creative solutions are really delightful to watch.

[@_-martin-_]

You really should run the electrical wires inside the walls.

[@milkweeddreams8828]

This is all so satisfying, decisions made, then changed, checking off projects finished, working in not so fun(cold)environments, but girl, you are accomplishing it all by yourself...our girl brains are different then man brains, but as long as it works for you and is functional, who cares...you are that little bird finishing up her nest and guess what, you will change it again and again...I'm 73 and know of that which I speak...I've been plodding along alone nearly all my life and still find much happiness in my little nests...can't wait to see that color when it dries...now I'm off to repair my garage door, then trim winter from my gardens...life is GRAND...!

[@wildrosie]

We're free little girl birds. I love your spirit!

[@joannepoland9664]

I’m 71 and so impressed with her raw talent. She is good with her hand and has the mind of a very creative engineer with the talent of an artist. Wow!

[@kimselway4810]

You are so meticulous in everything you do Rosie well done 👏 loving your kitchen and your videos, thanks for sharing x

[@Anne-zs5ql]

You are doing a really great job. No need to beeing so hard with yourself sometimes🥺. Be just proud with your work and the way you handle it all. 💕

[@WisconsinLinda]

Watching for the past year from Wisconsin, USA and you still never cease to amaze me. You inspire me to make a list of projects I need to get done. 😊

[@carolbulmer8253]

Well done, Rosie! Your kitchen looks amazing❤️👏👏👏

[@karenbee1898]

No greater feeling than crossing things off of a To-Do list...Great job Rosie! I adore your home and all of your designs.

[@pman2916]

I love how you deal with problems head on with a positive attitude. Good for you!

[@peggynorton5535]

I love watching you redo your home. I have been pulling wallpaper and mudding the walls underneath for repair. 59 yrs old, but you inspire me. ✨️

[@karoli_ne]

Hi, I'm Karol, and your videos fill my days with peace and good thoughts, thank you! I've been watching them since the first one, I'm doing a marathon hahaha What impresses me the most is the shower. I'm Brazilian, used to the heat, I would never think of taking a shower in an open place in the cold! I was surprised and thought it was cool!

[@c.cotterill2287]

You're doing a great job and I admire your patience and endurance. You are indeed a great role model for so many people of all ages who are starting their projects big and small. Thanks for sharing the successes and setbacks alike. Love and have a wonderful year.

[@beverlyherring6595]

I am greatly admiring your courage and grit. You tackle everything. And the kitchen and boot room are looking so fresh and neat and well organized. 👏👏👏

[@keiolge]

Not gonna lie, finishing touches are my favorite part of any renovation. It looks so good! Can't wait to see the new colour on the unit. I really liked that green swatch you tried out at 26:34. Such a "fresh" shade of green. It would give some nice contrast next to the dark one. I share your pain in regards to your fridge. I have a double door, massive one and since I live alone, decided I will push it the the nook by myself when I was moving in. And in the middle of it I honestly thought I will die crushed to death. And to make things worse I pushed it too far and now I can't open the doors fully. But I'm just way too traumatised to ever touch it again 😬

[@ceferinocanibano6284]

Ask for help. I'm sure a friend will be willing to help you. It's great to be able to accomplish something difficult alone but it's also beautiful to share the difficulties.

[@wildrosie]

Oh gosh, I 100% share in your trauma!

[@cindypatterson8157]

Hey, I've not checked in for a while, it's lovely to see you progress, you should be very proud of what you have achieved 😀 😍👌

[@allyirvine7537]

Rosie, it’s so impressive that you do what you do without help. Most builders have at least one other mate to help them lift things. The kitchen is really progressing…it’s very satisfying to tick all those boxes 😊

[@juliemcnair5182]

I'm glad your back, I'm so addicted to your channel. You are very good at renovating tour cabin. ❤️

[@marianfrances4959]

Your checklist is so neat and tidy. I take great pleasure in triumphantly crossing all the words off! I'm very impressed with all you've accomplished Rosie! It looks awesome! 👍😎🇨🇦❄

[@donnagagne3813]

Caulking "is" a bit of an art. Keep a wet cloth with you. Use your wet finger to run along the area you put caulk down. Makes it a lot neater looking. Or, just use the wet rag to do it. You are such an inspiration. I look forward to your videos.

[@wildrosie]

I used a wet rag which wasn't too bad in the end!

[@padraigbeag]

Hi Rosie...very impressive work with style in the kitchen, love your video content 👌

[@EstelleWalter]

For caulking, you can put removable tape on the sides of the line you want to caulk and then have a straight line when you remove the tape. It'll help your process :)

[@samwright8599]

So glad my algorithm brought me to you. ❤

[@aprillr2158]

So many details that take so much time. Amazing work and thank you for sharing the entire process.❤

[@citygirlingraham]

Rosie, your little kitchen is absolutely adorable and you have done such a great job with it. I remember what it looked like originally.

[@yvonnebirch6026]

Congratulations with your lovely Kitchen !! The patience it took to add all the finishing touches ! What an amazing woman you are. I love your little cottage in the woods. Wish you continued success ! Much love from an old Dutch lady in California 💕🌷

[@todddonaldson2822]

Congratulations! I’ve enjoyed every bit of the 1.5 year trip you have taken us all on. Your problem solving and tenacity is most enjoyable.

[@sovereigns1grace]

I feel your pain on the refrigerator!!! Been there, too. Excellent perseverance & love how it's all finishing up. 💜

[@Yrona]

Wow, wow, wow!!! Ziet er goed uit!!!

[@dianehauldren8191]

Love your vlogs. You are inventive with such great design style. Can't wait to see your progress!!

[@dorissmith9186]

I just love everything you do in your videos. You are wonderful!!!!

[@morganeriksson5842]

👍🌅 Spring not far away now. Everything come a live. And some work in your garden to... Birds starts singing and the soul come a live. Sitting outdoor early morning without socks, drinking first cup of coffy, and sun is rising . 🌄

[@catherine1910]

I know its a horrible task (I’ve done it myself a couple of times when I’ve moved home) but I’m so pleased you moved the handles on the fridge/freezer - the awkwardness of having them on the ‘wrong’ side has been bothering me for months! 😂

[@lindaroyal8161]

What a great feeling of accomplishment to have a room finished; and knowing you did it all yourself. It looks so good!

[@joycebell6912]

That design for ventilation is smashing I never would have thought of that…. Your design background real is a big help to you❤❤❤

[@michellejenkins5922]

Rosie, can I just say how much I and all your fans admire your strength and resilience. Your work dosen t have to be perfect. Each imperfection tells your story, how far you have come. As I was watching you put your handles on I thought the lit t me triangles you were using to hold the front knobs would make wonderful handles if they were larger. Costing nothing as they would b e made of cut offs, maybe used in a different room. You are an amazing young lady who deserves all the happiness in t he world.

[@gerdagrobler2485]

Two YT places I go to for peace and restoration, Rosie and Forestella, one lives in a forest and the other makes music as healing a a forest and shines like a star. Both are living their dream.

[@NoWay-up6sv]

Yeah, I agree with Rosie Garcia. A portable heater for the kitchen and the other room would be great. Will make life a little better until your chimney is fixed . Good job Rosie! Love your kitchen now .

[@wildrosie]

Way way too expensive to run!

[@NoWay-up6sv]

@@wildrosie I understand.

[@Thatsinteresting363]

I truly enjoyed seeing you complete the little things and share your struggles! The chalking struggle is real! And the fridge door switheroo…….you did it! Way to go!

[@denizberlin9441]

Thanks Rosie for the Video. Happy when i will be back later with a CUP of tea and a blanket, watching your new Video ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@cynthiakammann7368]

An fyi, in case you don't know this. . If refrigerators are the same in Sweden as in the states, it will need to be rolled out, probably at least anually to vacuum the accumulated lint and dust on the coils. Dusty coils mean the refridge uses more electricity and the its motor needs to work harder causing it to wear out sooner. So, its good that you now have it on rollers❣️

[@robinsouth8555]

With your floor, you can bring out the dents, a hot iron and a damp towel. Put the damp towel over the dent and iron, the hot steam will help pull the dents out. Thankfully chaulking is paintable, I hate the stuff too.

[@CourtneySchwartz]

14:30 Fridges actually heat your room. They’re basically heat pumps. It’s therefore harder for them to work in warm spaces. Plus restricting airflow from it (which is warmer) could make your kitchen even colder…

[@Bluebird22727]

Your detail to the smallest thing… ventilation design is wonderful! Everything can be disassembled when you need to backup… so better than the unforgiving glue.

[@Snoddypossie]

Wonderful to watch this. I love the simplicity and your patience despite the struggles and muck ups. Well done.

[@sheilajoseph9953]

Rosie you have achieved so much in your design process, the kitchen looks so homely. Some of your designs looked complicated but you have a way of making it look easier than it is. 💚

[@ehpeachylove]

Rosie your meticulous in all you did right down to your lists and checking off each item to a T. Well done on the kitchen and boot room. Everything is looking so beautiful. Enjoy your posts each week and I’m looking forward to your next project. Exciting to watch your cabin coming to life since you bought this beautiful place with peaceful surrounding forest. Stay warm and healthy my dear friend. Your parents must be so proud of all you have accomplished. Be proud of yourself. See you soon. ❤❤❤

[@kellypoulos8702]

How does one eat an Elephant, one bite at a time. Lovely job, enjoy!

[@juliascheumer6700]

REALLY finishing projects with every little detail is so diificult! Well done Rosie!!! Also, as I love to use those lists as well, I almost felt the reward of achievement myself 😄

[@kathleenjohnson3645]

You have done an amazing job. Everything turned out beautiful. Be happy with the results. I enjoy your work ethic. Many people would not follow through when they find difficulties. Keep at it. You are an inspiration!

[@tabu4413]

Scratches in the wooden floor? You can take a wet piece of linen or cotton and put it down on the scratch. Then press a hot iron for a short moment on the wet cloth. With a little bit of luck you can bring the water into the scratch so that the wood expands and fills the scratch again. Perhaps you have to try it several times. It doesn’t disappear complete, but it will be better than before.

[@susannacollinson9821]

You are inspiring so many of us, young and old, to take on new challenges and forge ahead on DIY projects that previously seemed too daunting. Thank you for sharing your creative solo journey. At 64 I am embarking on a solo project of planning & building a Tiny House & your 'hands on process-project to project' has helped give me the confidence to go for it!!!😊

[@andreav.betancor7383]

Rosie, again I admire you and your Skills! You have great Knowledge, to plan and calculate every Centimeter of you Cabine and Furniture. You are like a relaxing Therapy for me. I found your Channel last Week and now I'm watching each Day two or sometimes four Episodes from the Beginning. Your Type of Life calm me down and I'm pleased to watch, how your Dream is coming true. Aswell the very professionell Kind of Filming is extraordenary. Your Movies/Pictures are sometimes surreal and like Anybody is dreaming. You are so, so creative. Unbelievable... ❤ Andrea from Lanzarote, Canary Islands

[@le_th_]

Honestly, I remember when you started this. I was so worried you were going to end up freezing to death there trying to get this done. I wanted you to succeed, but I had my concerns and even some doubts (mostly worry!). Slowly, you've done it. I'm so very happy for you and rather impressed by your accomplishments thus far. I know we haven't seen everything, and you've edited a lot, but it's still impressive that you've stuck with it for so long. I hope you will do a video where you cover what you learned and what you WISH you had known before starting the kitchen. For example, knowing what you know now, what would you have started first, or ordered first, or had the money to buy first, so it would've made your process easier. I heard a real estate developer, recently (within the last month), remark that reversing refrigerator doors is one of the most frustrating things he has to do in developing AN ENTIRE COMMUNITY, from picking the land, to installing the streets, sewers, and all the infrastructure...to building the entire homes...it was REVERSING THE REFRIGERATOR DOORS that he stated was the most frustrating (for him). So, know that you are not alone in how traumatizing that seems to be. Now I understand why so many refrigerators have door with handles in the center and the open outward. Congrats on what you've done so far! You've really made such progress!

[@wildrosie]

Interesting idea for a video! Hilarious to hear about the real estate developer. I'm glad I get to share my pain :)

[@brown-eyedgirl858]

While I am new to your channel (I’ve caught up on all of your vlogs), I am also one among many who admire you! Not only do you have mad 👏🏻 👏🏻👏🏻 design skills and are a creative joinery-er, you have massive courage, tenacity, and endless skillsets!!! 🙏 I am so inspired by you, and although just at the beginning of my Senior years, I may just takeoff on my own adventure. Thank you so much, Rosie, for bringing us along on your journey 💃🏻🙌☺️

[@silvi.estrellita]

I really enjoy your videos and I never want it to end 🥰

[@soupedujour]

Aren’t these CORDLESS drills such convenient tools ? I remember the days when they had to be plugged in. Now what a great difference it is. It’s my favourite tool now. As usual it remains a pleasure to see your progress in renovating your individual little paradise. I can’t wait till spring comes so you can enjoy more heat and longer days and not have to wear so many layers…be well.

[@wildrosie]

I love all the cordless tools I have just a little bit more that the others...

[@soupedujour]

@@wildrosie brilliant !

[@dorothykay6350]

You’re amazing Rosie, I love your work ethic ❤❤

[@TheImanuelita]

The last bits are always the hardest for me. I made a couple of built in cupboards and three years on the doors aren't installed yet. Will get there eventually.

[@fidelmakelly6432]

She needs cabinets doors in her kitchen, it looks so unfinished..

[@jessicawinstone8331]

I really think the kitchen ceiling light needs to be something really special like a miniature wrought iron chandalier to top of all your hard work..a bit of whimsy as celebration for completing your project. A touch of grandness! Ouch on the fridge doors btw!!

[@helene2737]

You must be very proud of yourself..it be so nice in your house. 👍👍 Mix water + dishwashing liquid in a glas and dop the finger when you take the finger over the ”Fogmassa/Sealant that you have in the corners everywhere in the kitchen cabinets Then you got a nice good lockig line that you not see if you paint over that. Good luck/ Helene in Sweden

[@skyval6359]

Wow Rosie , that is so nice , you are amazing !!! I want you not to feel anything bad about how awful some things are cause oh my gosh you are not alone !!! Hate MDF Hate caulking Hate changing frig doors Hate how green paint always looks too blue and then mixing zillions of samples to find a better shade !!! So glad you are changing it , it was bluish grey . Hate how T handles rip the hem off your robe or the top of your mukluks and you trip almost !!!!! The little house is so darling and the videos are such a welcome respite from my own projects , love them 🙄❤

[@LaFarmhouse]

❤from sheboygan wisconsin, working on rooms in my old house as well.

[@AntAllie101]

Thank you for swapping the refrigerator doors. I know that’s a total pain but it needed it. 😊 you are doing a fantastic job!!!

[@madametrafficjam8347]

I like seeing how much use you’re getting out of that outdoor workbench of yours. Well worth the time you spent building it obviously!

[@apace903]

My son in law told me to file small gaps in with chalk. The house I purchased several years ago. There are small gaps in the edgeswhere crown molding didn't meet ceiling. I filled them in, painted over the space and presto changeo! You can't see them. You're doing great!

[@chrisfowler5079]

Well done with the caulking. Just persevere with it. I always work the caulk into the given gap after applying a bead, and then simply wipe the excess off with a damp sponge, or cloth. Then I paint. The trick is to caulk before you paint if possible. You will come to like it when you see the finish you can achieve. Also sometimes you might need to cut the nozzle bigger depending on the size of the gap. So buy a few. 🙂👍🏻

[@wildrosie]

Thanks for the tip!

[@cherylswindells3845]

Wow. Just wow. You are the most amazing person. I admire you so much. 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👍🏼

[@shehazi695]

Watching this episode as I’m stirring my homemade “Swedish paint” which is a lovely olive- black colour 😊

[@karenhart4316]

Thank you for all the videos on your achievements Rosie 🙌🥰 I’m so wrapped up in what you are doing and the progress along the way is amazing keep doing what your doing as life goes we learn more and more 😉 it’s over whelming what you have been doing with no vehicular and only your bike and trailer 🫤 well done and for taking us all along the way with you 🙏 Karen from Australia 🇦🇺

[@CourtneySchwartz]

Tip: Avoid MDF for doors & countertops. Humidity change and force can warp it (e.g wet messes, repeated pulls, drying wood stoves). Slabs are better because they’re stiffer. MDF can require replacement very soon. It’s better for unseen, nailed-down back panels or cabinet sides.

[@sarahfredrickson2509]

I’m in the middle of a super stressful move. These videos calm my nervous system and allow me to sleep (and get back to sleep) at night. I LOVE watching your progress. Thank you! ❤

[@_Mari_2023]

Now your house may not be perfect , it may have crooked shelves or unfinished areas , there will always be something you can change or add , But it's what makes your house a home . 🤗😌🏡

[@koosslootweg8500]

I hope you take the time to reflect and celebrate🎉

[@falonmusic]

@8:44, yes, I love your construction. I'm in awe!

[@marley1392]

You have the patience of Jobe, I am so proud of you and how far you have come dear one….. A Friend, Marley from North America in Missouri

[@coastaljan6193]

Amazing! Even your lists are well-designed and eye-pleasing, Rosie. I've enjoyed following your progress immensely. You are an inspiration.

[@cantocant2346]

I was internally cheering everytime you ticked a box!

[@MrDiasJoana]

Everything I get your notification I jump out of where I am to a very cozy corner of the house to watch you asap!!

[@ravesgrrl]

I love making a paper list and ticking off the boxes. Thanks for doing that!

[@deliaholliday5280]

It’s all looking lovely you work so hard I so enjoy watching what you have done each time from the uk

I agree with all the comments below..i love to watch each episode and more than once you brighten my days rosie thank you so much! Glad to see some sponsors jumping on board as you have quite a following..great modelling for the silk clothes company...they look lovely stylish and comfortable.