Final Reveal | Furnishing an Entire Home with Free and Second Hand Finds 

Thank you! And we appreciate her as well

It really wasn't It was AWFUL! Her own house is 1000 times better

I thought the same. Love sharing in this act of service and family support

I totally agree! Thank you. We had so much fun

Yes

I couldn't agree more! It is always so hard to understand how people can be so mean, especially on the internet. And for no reason at all. Thank you!!!

Bear in mind that when one asks for an opinion, one cannot complain if one gets it. If you did not want negative feedback, then you should not have asked for feedback. To only ask for positive feedback seems very much like an ego trip. I can appreciate the spirit in which you gave your time and energy to help people that are dear to you. I can also appreciate and admire the upcycling of furniture and decor. I can also understand that whatever you have done was done taking into account the family's personal style and needs. Having said that, you can also understand that the end result is not to everyone's taste. When you post on a public forum you open yourself up to negative and even rude, harsh comments. It goes with the territory. When you are confident in your work and in yourself, like it seems you are, it does not matter whether people you do not know or care for, like your work or not. Some content cteators actually welcome rude, harsh comments, because it creates a buzz and a lot of views of their channel and that in turn leads to more comments. This impacts the algorithm and drives more traffic to their channel and directly increases ad revenue. So not is not all bad. As content creator you surely know this.

This video is getting a lot of attention so I will take a minute to explain my stance on the rude comments. I am not on the bandwagon of "any attention is good attention". I also don't agree with the whole "well you put it on the internet so its okay for people to be mean to you about it" idea. That is ridiculous thinking. We need to do better. What adults do on the internet sets the tone for our children's generation. I choose to believe that how you would act in person is how you should act online. While I am working on my projects in my driveway, people don't walk up to me and say "you ruined that! That looks horrible! You have no idea what you're doing. You couldn't pay me enough to put that in my house"...Because it would be crazy to do that/say that to someone. If I asked someone, "what do you think of this project" in person, if they didn't like it they would let me know in a respectful way. Not condescending or intentionally hurtful. I have absolutely no problem with people letting me know that something I did wasn't their style or giving feedback that is actually helpful. I have tons of comments on each video and many of them tell me honestly that they didn't really like something and that is totally ok. In fact, it helps me to make better content if I see that there were several people who didn't like something I did. I ask my viewers for their opinions as friends. All I expect, is for the feedback to be respectful as if we were talking in person. Yes, this is my job and having engagement is good for the algorithm, but I work hard to make sure this is a place for creative people to come and communicate with each other and share ideas in a friendly way. We have enough negativity in this world, and I won't let my channel be just another place where people have to see someone being cruel online. If that means I get less engagement, so be it. Thankfully, its very rare now for me to get the crazies commenting on here. So when you guys see people leaving mean comments- report them, and let me know so I can block them. We don't want jerks here. There is a difference between giving feedback and insulting someone. Its not rocket science haha! Thank you all very much for being here and for having made my channel a really positive, caring place for creative folks to hang out. I have seen many friendships grow from here and I hope to see many more. We all have it in us to be kind to each other (and you don't have to agree with someone in order to be kind).

Agreed.

This will not work as the curtains were not custom made for the windows. If the curtain rods were mounted higher, the curtain length would be too short. So as a general rule of thumb, yes. When you work with thrifted items you are limited by what you have.

That’s wonderful what you did for family!!🥰

Thank you so much!

You are so kind, thank you!

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Oh wow!

That's a great idea! Thank you

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I think so too!

Awwww are you not home?

Thank you so much! That would be so much fun!

So glad! Thank you

Thank you! You too!

Thank you so much! We are lucky to have her too

Thank you so much!