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I’m decently handy and pretty crafty and to be honest these are pretty bad quality. I speak from experience-they look fine at first, but with way they were put together they will almost immediately begin to come apart, especially with all the shortcuts. And the materials for all of these projects will rack up cost surprisingly quickly, in the end costing more for a product that will quickly fall apart.
No one ever tells you how much these cost, that dense foam is like $40 for a piece like that, if not more plus the fabric will be like $15 unless it's on sale, and the batting would be like $15, plus the cost of the bookshelf! At that point you should just buy a more comfortable seat.
I think it's a shield against total strangers trying to force you to wake up early and drink tea. I mean if it's solidly put together, you can whack them over the head with it and go back to sleep.
Surely it would be cheaper and less time-consuming to just buy some of these? Because you can’t find many of the materials used so you’ll have to buy new material anyway + the equipments.
Yeah true tbh. But some people find it fun to do anyway. I like craftingblike this. But for the people who dont, they can go thrift stores and find cheaper versions.
I guess it's more satisfying to actually do it yourself tbh, and you also get the creative freedom of choosing your own fabric/wood stain/sizing etc. Idk, that's the reason I chose to DIY instead of buying lol
Yeah, like the first one with wood. I wanted to make a duct tape mannequin and went to the Home Depot. I got wood out of their "scrap pile." Here it was oak. It was only 8" x 14" and it was going to cost $22 bucks. The real mannequin online is on $39. And after I bought wood, I still had to get wrapped and nail it together and paint frame, etc and HOPE it turned out ok. Sometimes it's simply easier and cheaper to just buy what you want. UGH!
Aurna Shamima nah mate my year 11 anthology of poems has little value in comparison to my 1781 first edition of hymns in prose for children (handed down through generations) or even the 1908 second edition of hazlitts characters of Shakespeare's plays etc. That I got from a car boot sale for barely anything
unfortunately the succulent table will probably kill your succulents :( there is 0 drainage for water and the plants will probably develop root rot because of it (I have killed 2 succulents because of draining issues now and have since learned better). too bad because it's a super cute idea!!
Laura Rasmussen i'm sure there would be a way to create drainage, and to not do to much damage! Like use flex seal or something and drill some holes through the bottom. Also instead of plastic wrap the flex seal would probably do a better job of protecting the table!
It doesnt work for me. My table is made from solid wood, I dont think there would be place for plants, also I doubt possibilty to cut it with paper knife. Why table with cardboard?! Really someone use it...
if you mist water your succulents or only water them a little when the dirt is completely dry it should be fine (that’s how mine are since their pots dont have drainage)
cute but why do they do things in inefficient ways? measure elastic band each time by wrapping the book instead of just measuring one piece and using it to cut the rest? tuck fabric around and under an entire bench of foam just to THEN flip it over and wrap it AGAIN to staple the fabric? sorry buts it’s 2am, and i’m gonna be salty about crafts i’m literally never going to do
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beefeebrillate It’s to make it feel more like a seat/bench than just sitting on half hard foam. To make it more cushiony I suppose? Whatever, that’s just my opinion.
Foam makes you sweat directly close to your skin. The cotton batting serves as a barrier. Never buy a foam mattress and if you do, get a THICK mattress cover. Ask anyone at any mattress store. Trust me.
It is pretty useful, to be honest! I have a load of books that I've already read/won't read again, but can't bring myself to throw away or give away. Storing them like that is practical because they look cool; I get to keep them; and they won't be in my way!
You could just buy those pretty crappy dollar store novels, or use books that you cannot seem to throw away, but you never really read... it depends on your creative mindset so please don’t hate
Hey guys stop being mean to them, they probably did hard work 10 years ago and wanted everyone to know about it so they kept on uploading them over and over again, it's not THEIR fault. 😂
If making pom pom rug around 6:07...You may want to use TWO non slip mats doubled up and then tie the pom poms through them....Because I think as flimsy as they are, it will rip in NO TIME if you only use ONE. (Just a thought.)....Also, wooden bench at 13:00 needs more support devides throughout the center of the 2 boxes if holding weight. (May STILL crack under pressure)
amazing that you all hotglue fabric all the time and nail it to something. you must have no intent on washing them ever 😁😂 that's gonna be funky as hell
I don't understand how to do the laptop pillow. It's confused me. Do you put the pillow inside? Take out the part that holds the pic..? No.. Because the pic was still there... I don't get it /:
For the headboard with the two lamps; is there a link to the lamps that they used? I can't seem to find anything similar online! I can only find lamps that connect to the mains via a direct current (which isn't really what I want) meaning they only turn on when my main bedroom light is on!
The song has this low buzzing that sounds like my phone vibrating. And while watching this on my phone, that noise was driving me crazy and giving me a headache. Thanks.
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I would NEVER do the last one! Imagine waking up at 1 o clock in the morning to a loud thud, only to realise your hardbacked book fell out? Dude, I’d have a heart attack...
Guys, let me just tell yall not to spray glue on your fabric. In a few weeks or dramatic humidity changes, it will warp and just destroy the padding. Just pull and staple. It works just as well.
I guess sponge it down while you're also doing the same for the bed canopy because they glued the ends to the curtain rods so the white curtains can hang there forever...
