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Do you do a printable written version of the video please.

You are seriously good at this!!! I am beyond impressed!

You’re a bad ass with those power tools girlfriend!! I’m soo impressed. You’re sis is soo lucky to have an amazingly talented sister like you. The results were gorgeous. You need to be on HGTV or Magnolia TV ❤❤

Curious about the actual process of making the modular sectional

I absolutely love the finished product! The home looks amazing! By chance did you record the sofa build out? I'm intrigued by your creative style. Thanks for sharing & inspiring ideas

Cute doggie

I’m getting an aerial silk this year. I have no professional rig or thing to hang the silk up. I’m wondering if I can screw a piece of flat wood on my ceiling and screw/put a hanger on the piece of wood. Please let me know lol Do I need a special rig for the silks?

I love this. It looks so professional.

I use cardboard boxes all the time to make dividers and sections in my wardrobe and on my tool shelves. Once I've completely worked out the dimensions and see that it's working I add contact or wallpaper to the outside so it no longer looks quite so cheap. It's always useful to keep some cardboard boxes around. Just flatten them until they're needed.

I did one woodworking course about 25 years ago. Some things I found useful: 1. Use a spare piece of timber to push your pieces through the table saw. Unfortunately I don't have a table saw or any room for a table saw. All my tools live on shelves in my hallway (I'm in an apartment with a small courtyard attached but no garage or lock-up). It's quite cluttered but I just have to make-do. Early on I collected old bookshelves that people were getting rid of. I put up pegboard on the top half of the shelves (with spacers made out of offcuts behind it so the hooks would stay in). I put castors/wheels on the bottom of the bookshelves and was planning to turn them around so you can't see all the tools when not in use. I haven't actually used that feature but it was a good idea at the time. (I actually add castors to lots of furniture including a repurposed courtyard table as it was too heavy to move around on my own.) 2. Keep sawdust to use as wood filler. Just mix with wood glue. No need to buy more expensive compounds. I also add sawdust to my compost bin so it's handy to keep extra for that. 3. Clamps are really expensive (at least, in Australia, even if ordered from OS). There's nothing much I can do about that. 4. This is just semantics but I learnt that wood is stuff on the tree, and once it is processed it is called timber. Not that it matters, right? From past crafting pursuits, I already have a lint-free tack cloth for getting any extra dust off the timber before staining/painting. I keep that cloth in a small plastic sealed container. It has lasted me years and years and is still just as sticky and effective.

Looks fantastic. Well done.

🎉❤imat ovakvu sestru je blagoslov❤❤moja je naopaka,kad Sam ja u pitanju,samo Sto me pukne od zavisti,smeta joj sta uopce postojim🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

DAY AND NIGHT !!! LOVE THE IMPROVED DESIGN !!! SEE WHAT HAPPENS WITH LOVE AND SUPPORT !!!!! 🎉

You are not one bit soft. Well done.

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Looks great. Good job 👏

She's a beautiful girl. My sister has a pittie named Mabel.

You are the bomb! I love that you are so into it and doing it yourself!

Well done!!!! You did a great job Shannon

I know it's been a whole year or so since you dropped this video but the only thing i do differently is anytime I'm drilling concrete, metal or tile I always have a bit of water running or sitting on the surface just to help cool down the bit. But amazing job and thanks for the tutorial.

Wow!!! Wonderful transformation, Shannon!!!

Wow amazing 👏👏👏🥰 , you did great jop ! ❤️✨️

I just found these videos today but you’ve done everything so well. I love how you think to repurpose doors and parts from ikea for the dimensions you need. It really inspired me to look at my furniture that’s off and personalize it more for the space.

Where did y'all get the shelves from. That is nice.

It’s beautiful. I’m glad you were able you do this for her. ❤❤

Really awesome makeover!

Omg ufffff...wow it looks awesome ❤

Why are you wearing a mask in your parents home?

Thank you!

Damn girl I need to watch this again cuz I got lost. Fantastic job.

That's so clever! 😊

Hey wait a minute. Thats my name! ❤ she is the only other Margo I Jane met!! 😊❤. Great job on the closet btw ❤

Can you link the pieces you used?

Sweet sister you are

Can't wait to see the result ! 🔥✨️

Woah!!!!!

Oh my its done Show the end results soon❤❤❤ Love frm india❤

Are you hiding your face because you’re wanted by police?

Comment for the YT algorithm! Want to see how it all turns out. 😊

Terrific ass

It's going nicely. Comment for the YT algorithm. 👍

Good job!

I was waiting on update Cant wait to see the end results❤

It's coming along so well! Can't wait to see the rest :)

Great job!:) and Margo is pretty cute.

For 60 yrs of my life those 'bull-nosed pliers' where always called 'needle-nose pliers'

I love that you warn the dog of the loud noise!

Girl! Thank you for being so smart and sharing your wisdom!! 😊❤😊

You're doing a FANTASTIC job. I also liked that you went back and corrected your mistake. May seem like "common sense" to a lot of people, but many would've just kept going. Can't wait for the next update! ✨️✨️✨️✨️✨️

Loving how it's turning out. Can't wait for part 5