I’m so glad you kept your struggles in this video. A lot of people don’t show this and I appreciate it, Mary. It turned out so beautiful and I love the wood appliqué you used. It finishes of the piece beautifully!
I agree wholeheartedly. It's encouraging to know that I'm not the only one who faces struggles and disappointments when a project doesn't turn out as I envisioned it, but with a little perseverance and elbow grease it can become a beautiful, if different, piece in the end. The wooden applique was truly an inspiration and takes the wardrobe to another level.
Mary’s son: Hey dad where ya going? Dad: Going on another bleach and wax run 😂 Mary: Sandpaper! I need more sandpaper please!! I think I’ve been watching your videos since day one but never commented. This video had me rolling with laughter! It’s happened to me a few times as well, a project that should be a couple hours turns in to an 6 hr job!
Hi Mary! All your hard work paid off!!! The wardrobe is beautiful and applying the applique was a great idea!!! After the paint smell disappears, put a cedar hanger inside. That will really make it smell wonderful!
You have to think of yourself as artist. An artist doesn't always get the result he wants the first time round. An author has to edit a story many times before he is satisfied, and so on. You know what end result yoou're going for whether it's in restoring furniture, or decorating your porch, or making crafts for your mantleplace. You're an artist, and we love watching you work!
What determination and perseverance you have, Mary! The finished wardrobe is beautiful and I especially loved the wood carving you used to disguise the lost veneer. Everything turned out lovely but having seen the color it was before... I gotta say that I preferred that color to the sanded and bleached color. Just my difference in taste. At the same time, I love how it turned out and think it will be lovely in one of your rental cottages!
Bless your heart, Mary! You showed such tenacity with this piece and persevered until you got it the way you wanted it. It turned out beautiful. Can't believe you paid only $10 for it! Also, we have been using your soaps and absolutely love them!
It’s so wonderful that you kept all the problem issues in the video! Really helps us. Love your determination and kept going. It’s beautiful Mary! Love your furniture makeovers!
For future projects, when trying to get rid of a laminate; use a heat gun to warm up and soften the glue. Scrape the laminate before the glue cools. Sand away any residue remaining. Great work as always Mary!
Also, don't push down so hard on the sander. Pushing will ruin the motor and pad plus it's just easier to let the sander do the hard work instead of your hands. You did a beautiful job.
Great video!! This was a labour of love if ever. I could feel your struggle as I have done the same. Something I have learned after years of finishing old treasured pieces is I always use a wood conditioner by miniwax to allow the grain in the wood to close. This has worked like a charm to keep the wood or veneer uniform in color with my water base stain or sealant. Another tip I learned is old veneer finishs better with a water base product rather then anything with oil. The piece is beautiful.
That is brilliant, Melody, to remind us that a water-based sealant closes up the grain. That is the thing I needed to be reminded about so that when I re-do my old walnut burl wardrobe I get an even finish. Thanks!
What you did here is called an artist eye. I do this with so many many pieces. I usually end up with something I really love, but if we don’t like it we know we can’t be happy until we get what we want! I love that you showed us the artistic process!
I think half the battle was getting the piece up the driveway! It turned out absolutely beautiful. Thank you for taking us through all the ups and downs of the project.
I didn't realize I was unsubscribed from the channel and I began missing the new videos being put out. So glad to be back. Thank you for all the positivity you bring to us and such great ideas.
Nothing like trial and error and not giving up, you don't know if something is going to work or not if you don't try! I'm glad you left everything that you did in this video! It's always encouraging to watch someone hang in there and not give up and then look how it turned out just beautiful! I love that applique what a nice touch! I can't wait to see your cabins when there are all finished being built and all the decorating is in place. They are going to be soooo sweet with that wonderful Mary touch!
I really respect you for showing us all the frustrations you had with this piece, I don’t think I’ve ever watched a video that showed all the problems you were faced with. Thank you ❣️
I’m in agreement with those who said they were glad you kept this video “real” and showed your struggles. It’s frustrating to me when I make mistakes or things just don’t work as I think they should, and I often wonder if I’m the only one who has these issues. I’m relieved to find out I’m not alone, and someone as experienced as you also comes across problems. And you stuck with it! What determination! Thank you for showing us this beautiful transformation.
Hello Mary thank you for not editing out all the lessons you learned working on this piece. You are the real deal and so cute! My husband and I watch each Wednesday and you inspire and motivate me (yes even when you clean). That little voice in my head often says, if Mary can do it, I can do it! That may sound silly but having an autoimmune disease that involves chronic pain and malaise encouragement and inspiration are needed. Thank you!
I think it’s admirable that you continue with a piece until you’re happy with it. No matter what others think. Thank you for sharing your talents with us. 😃🌺
This turned out so beautifully! The wood carving for the bottom was a stroke of genius and really saved the piece. I’m so glad it worked, after all that work you did! Thanks for showing your whole process too.
It turned out so pretty. I love the white paint & wallpaper inside. It makes it so bright. And that applique on the bottom section is amazing. It looks like it was always there. It might have been a bit of a challenge, but in the end, you won! Great job!
It’s a true struggle when things do not go as planned, but thank you for your transparency with this piece. I find it easy to gat discouraged when this happens. To see someone of your talent persevere, gives me motivation to keep trying! Thank you! Love your work and your channel!
Us women change our minds all the time. It us part of our DNA. Came out looking really good. That wood design on the bottom was a great addition. Great job! You might have gotten sore muscles but you persevered!
It's nice to see how you leave the video unedited because we all learn from you and each other this way. I love bleached wood also, sometimes with certain types of wood you are better off doing a light paint wash instead of a wax. Some wood tones like red oaks or any wood with deeper red or honey tones don't whiten as well with white wax. If you use Annie Sloan chalk paint to do a white wash, it will actually stain the wood so you get a better result. Waxes are better off on paint because it seeps into the paint, seals it and actually strengthens the color. I've done white wash, and other color paint washes and then I seal them with a lacquer sealer with matte finish (Rustoleum) has worked best for me in that regard. Lacquer sealers work much better on higher traffic area pieces like tables, cabinets, chairs etc... 2-3 coats with full 24-48 dry time in between. I used the same sealer on my piano, went from black to white paint and 3 coats matte sealer and it looks great! Also much easier to work with.
Mary, I have enjoyed your channel for several months now and I enjoy and look forward to seeing them each week. I am ALWAYS inspired! Than you so much.
We all really learned a lot from your trials in this video. This wardrobe turned into a big project and yet well worth the time and elbow grease! I thought the use of the carved addition was a stroke of genius, Mary!
Looks great! I know the struggle, I have sanded, painted, sanded again, painted, cried, then finally came up with solutions. I feel your struggle! Love that you didn't give up!
Mary, I’m playing catch up on your videos, and WOW this piece turned out beautiful and the scrollwork piece at the bottom looks like it was always there. Thank you for not editing out your trials on this piece, it allows us to learn as well. You did an Amazing job you certainly have determination and talent. 💜💜💜
You did a fantastic job on the wardrobe! I admire your stay with it ability. I love watching your videos. And I love your attention to detail, especially with the wood applique.
Thank you for sharing this furniture "journey". I believe many of us have had similar "journeys" and I so appreciate you sharing all the trial-and-error and re-dos! I've not used the bleach method on anything yet but I have an idea for an old piece that I think will be fun to try.
When dealing with hobbies, creative jobs and and artistic endeavors, it is MY opinion that "there are no mistakes, only opportunities for creativity". I think you demonstrated that here. Congrats and it looks great! The piece you added on the bottom was perfect!! Thanks for your videos.
I appreciate you keeping the video in its entirety with all of the struggles and I just love your determination. It was well worth it. Just beautiful, in my opinion. Thanks for sharing ❤️
Such a pretty end result! I love that you showed how you changed your mind along the way…lots of trial and error, but you got the desired look in the end.
I am so glad you did not shy away from showing, how things don’t always go as planned, with furniture. For future projects, wax can be removed simply with mineral spirits, and veneer can be assisted with a heat gun for removal. I only listed this hoping it will make it a lil easier if you didn’t know it. If you did it’s okay, I only wanted to help . God Bless You our friend in Christ.
Mary, so glad you kept after this project! It turned out beautifully! Love the applique on the bottom! Thanks for showing us all that sometimes projects like this aren't always straight forward. It gives us encouragement and inspiration to keep going on our own 😊
I was so certain you were going to paint this piece…good choice in refinishing it. Refinishing furniture is definitely challenging but look how beautiful it is!
Poor Mary! How difficult to have a vision and have to work so hard to attain it. Your tenacity sure paid off in the end! Thank you for showing us that things don’t always turn out perfectly the first time.
What you did today is call determination. My father used to call it stubbornness I prefer to think of it as determination. Your process teaches us that you will n can change your mind n will come to finish a beautiful product
It's no wonder you are so talented. How can we learn if we never make mistakes? You not giving up but trying different things is how you learn and how we learn from you as well. Thanks for sharing. You are truly inspiring ❤️
Turned out so pretty, well done. All your hard work and perseverance paid off. The wallpaper and the little wooden filigree piece finish it off beautifully.
Hey Mary!!! There you are, I’m so embarrassed by getting my days mixed up! I’m going to love this because I used to strip, scrape, bleach and repaint or restrain antique furniture!! ❤️
You are awesome!! Sometimes, we have to "put up a good fight" and finish the race... in this case, get a redo right. I truly appreciate you sharing your talents with us! God bless, and may He allow you to rescue many more pieces of furniture!!
I learn from you trying different methods to get the piece to where you want it. I also appreciate your talent and perseverance. Thanks for taking us on this journey.
Mary, I love to refinish furniture and realize how challenging it can be at times. You just amaze me on how much patience you have! I love watching your videos. I can only hope you will rub off on me. Lol. Thanks for another great video!!!
Thanks for the lesson on refinishing! I really want to lighten my mahogany? cherry? bedroom set by removing the dark red stain and putting a white wash to soften. So I watched breathlessly to the end of your video. You gave me some ideas to try and also let me see that it may be a long project! I'll wait till summer though. I love all your videos and all the variety. Thanks!!
If it’s a vintage piece, they used to use a stain that is hard to get rid of or even paint over. You might have to sand it down to underneath the stain.
Hi Mary! I Love ❤ that you show your human side. The way you "go for it." It's great sometimes to experiment and be creative to see what works. Patience is truly a virtue that you possess. The wardrobe was a great bargain and will be such a nice piece in the cottage. I was thinking maybe one of your soap bars would give it a nice scent. Thank you for sharing and caring. Peace
Ohhh, I just love how this turned out. You did so well, going with your gut, starting and it just didn't seem right, going back! Once it is completely aired out.... you could hang a cedar block from the rod inside, and that will take care of any off smells left behind.
Thank you for the great entertainment. Thank you also for recommending Zincks. We were there today and found what we needed. Material for our 1948 Dodge. Thank you for your great work and looking forward to the next video
Thank you for showing your struggles. You were so determined and I appreciate that. I love how it turned out and it will be perfect in one of your cottages.
Loving the white inside. It makes it so much lighter and easier to see inside the wardrobe. The struggles must have been frustrating for you, but thank you for sharing them. It is so interesting to see the mistakes, and the solutions, that bring the final piece together. You did an amazing job on this.
Is anyone else absolutely amazed at the incredible strength this woman has, as well as, never having paint all over herself?
Amen to that!!🐞✌️🕉️
It’s a blessed gift!🔥
YES!
Years of practice. LOVE her projects
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I’m so glad you kept your struggles in this video. A lot of people don’t show this and I appreciate it, Mary. It turned out so beautiful and I love the wood appliqué you used. It finishes of the piece beautifully!
Just beautiful;
I completely agree! It's so pretty. The inside turned out lovely with the wallpaper.
I agree wholeheartedly. It's encouraging to know that I'm not the only one who faces struggles and disappointments when a project doesn't turn out as I envisioned it, but with a little perseverance and elbow grease it can become a beautiful, if different, piece in the end. The wooden applique was truly an inspiration and takes the wardrobe to another level.
Mary’s son: Hey dad where ya going?
Dad: Going on another bleach and wax run 😂
Mary: Sandpaper! I need more sandpaper please!!
I think I’ve been watching your videos since day one but never commented. This video had me rolling with laughter! It’s happened to me a few times as well, a project that should be a couple hours turns in to an 6 hr job!
Hi Mary! All your hard work paid off!!! The wardrobe is beautiful and applying the applique was a great idea!!! After the paint smell disappears, put a cedar hanger inside. That will really make it smell wonderful!
Exactly what I was about to suggest!
So impressed with your determination. This happens to all of us, and the real loss would be to give up. Beautiful cabinet, great job. 💕
You have to think of yourself as artist. An artist doesn't always get the result he wants the first time round. An author has to edit a story many times before he is satisfied, and so on. You know what end result yoou're going for whether it's in restoring furniture, or decorating your porch, or making crafts for your mantleplace. You're an artist, and we love watching you work!
What determination and perseverance you have, Mary! The finished wardrobe is beautiful and I especially loved the wood carving you used to disguise the lost veneer. Everything turned out lovely but having seen the color it was before... I gotta say that I preferred that color to the sanded and bleached color. Just my difference in taste. At the same time, I love how it turned out and think it will be lovely in one of your rental cottages!
Mary ,your hard work paid off!It came out beautiful,I love it!❤
A wardrobe that is light in color inside is a Godsend. Really.
Bless your heart, Mary! You showed such tenacity with this piece and persevered until you got it the way you wanted it. It turned out beautiful. Can't believe you paid only $10 for it! Also, we have been using your soaps and absolutely love them!
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Mary, you're a warrior! I admire your persistence and determination. Your piece looks lovely. ❤
It’s so wonderful that you kept all the problem issues in the video! Really helps us. Love your determination and kept going. It’s beautiful Mary! Love your furniture makeovers!
For future projects, when trying to get rid of a laminate; use a heat gun to warm up and soften the glue. Scrape the laminate before the glue cools. Sand away any residue remaining. Great work as always Mary!
Also, don't push down so hard on the sander. Pushing will ruin the motor and pad plus it's just easier to let the sander do the hard work instead of your hands. You did a beautiful job.
Just be sure you remove it while it's still heated... otherwise it hardens like cement!
UGH!
I admire you for not giving up on the wardrobe.
Great video!! This was a labour of love if ever. I could feel your struggle as I have done the same. Something I have learned after years of finishing old treasured pieces is I always use a wood conditioner by miniwax to allow the grain in the wood to close. This has worked like a charm to keep the wood or veneer uniform in color with my water base stain or sealant. Another tip I learned is old veneer finishs better with a water base product rather then anything with oil. The piece is beautiful.
That is brilliant, Melody, to remind us that a water-based sealant closes up the grain. That is the thing I needed to be reminded about so that when I re-do my old walnut burl wardrobe I get an even finish. Thanks!
What you did here is called an artist eye. I do this with so many many pieces. I usually end up with something I really love, but if we don’t like it we know we can’t be happy until we get what we want! I love that you showed us the artistic process!
Love how you kept all the trial and error struggles! It turned out so beautiful!! 😍
I think half the battle was getting the piece up the driveway! It turned out absolutely beautiful.
Thank you for taking us through all the ups and downs of the project.
I didn't realize I was unsubscribed from the channel and I began missing the new videos being put out. So glad to be back. Thank you for all the positivity you bring to us and such great ideas.
Nothing like trial and error and not giving up, you don't know if something is going to work or not if you don't try! I'm glad you left everything that you did in this video! It's always encouraging to watch someone hang in there and not give up and then look how it turned out just beautiful!
I love that applique what a nice touch! I can't wait to see your cabins when there are all finished being built and all the decorating is in place. They are going to be soooo sweet with that wonderful Mary touch!
I really respect you for showing us all the frustrations you had with this piece, I don’t think I’ve ever watched a video that showed all the problems you were faced with. Thank you ❣️
I’m in agreement with those who said they were glad you kept this video “real” and showed your struggles. It’s frustrating to me when I make mistakes or things just don’t work as I think they should, and I often wonder if I’m the only one who has these issues. I’m relieved to find out I’m not alone, and someone as experienced as you also comes across problems. And you stuck with it! What determination! Thank you for showing us this beautiful transformation.
Hello Mary thank you for not editing out all the lessons you learned working on this piece. You are the real deal and so cute! My husband and I watch each Wednesday and you inspire and motivate me (yes even when you clean). That little voice in my head often says, if Mary can do it, I can do it! That may sound silly but having an autoimmune disease that involves chronic pain and malaise encouragement and inspiration are needed.
Thank you!
I think it’s admirable that you continue with a piece until you’re happy with it. No matter what others think. Thank you for sharing your talents with us. 😃🌺
This turned out so beautifully! The wood carving for the bottom was a stroke of genius and really saved the piece. I’m so glad it worked, after all that work you did! Thanks for showing your whole process too.
It turned out so pretty. I love the white paint & wallpaper inside. It makes it so bright. And that applique on the bottom section is amazing. It looks like it was always there. It might have been a bit of a challenge, but in the end, you won! Great job!
I like that you show how you change your mind during a project. It is more honest how creative work flows! Stunning cabinet!
It’s a true struggle when things do not go as planned, but thank you for your transparency with this piece. I find it easy to gat discouraged when this happens. To see someone of your talent persevere, gives me motivation to keep trying! Thank you! Love your work and your channel!
Us women change our minds all the time. It us part of our DNA.
Came out looking really good. That wood design on the bottom was a great addition.
Great job! You might have gotten sore muscles but you persevered!
I love it Mary, it is beautiful and the added piece at the bottom works perfectly! ♥️
It's nice to see how you leave the video unedited because we all learn from you and each other this way.
I love bleached wood also, sometimes with certain types of wood you are better off doing a light paint wash instead of a wax. Some wood tones like red oaks or any wood with deeper red or honey tones don't whiten as well with white wax. If you use Annie Sloan chalk paint to do a white wash, it will actually stain the wood so you get a better result.
Waxes are better off on paint because it seeps into the paint, seals it and actually strengthens the color. I've done white wash, and other color paint washes and then I seal them with a lacquer sealer with matte finish (Rustoleum) has worked best for me in that regard. Lacquer sealers work much better on higher traffic area pieces like tables, cabinets, chairs etc... 2-3 coats with full 24-48 dry time in between. I used the same sealer on my piano, went from black to white paint and 3 coats matte sealer and it looks great! Also much easier to work with.
Mary, I have enjoyed your channel for several months now and I enjoy and look forward to seeing them each week. I am ALWAYS inspired! Than you so much.
We all really learned a lot from your trials in this video. This wardrobe turned into a big project and yet well worth the time and elbow grease! I thought the use of the carved addition was a stroke of genius, Mary!
Looks great! I know the struggle, I have sanded, painted, sanded again, painted, cried, then finally came up with solutions. I feel your struggle! Love that you didn't give up!
You and Hannah’s Happy Home should do a collab. You both are so talented and are skirt girls. I love it. God bless you ma’am!!
It is so gratifying to see someone else go through this kind of thing. Thank you for reassuring me that I am not the only one.
Mary, I’m playing catch up on your videos, and WOW this piece turned out beautiful and the scrollwork piece at the bottom looks like it was always there. Thank you for not editing out your trials on this piece, it allows us to learn as well. You did an Amazing job you certainly have determination and talent. 💜💜💜
Determination and Perseverance are your two words of the day…beautiful outcome.
I recognize it like that, you start in good spirits with such a piece and what patience and perseverance you need to finish it. You did good!!
Yes I love how she also love life,showing very caring and sweet talk to us viewers. 🇺🇸
the woodcarving on the bottom is perfect. it came out beautiful.
That appliqué really gave the perfect touch. I love that wardrobe and am so glad you persevered until you got the right look.
Perseverance wins, love the final outcome. Where there is a will there is a way. Thank you for sharing the whole process.
I kept talking to the TV screen....paint it black. Paint it black.
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I love all your white and black pieces!
I wish I had half of your energy!
You did a fantastic job on the wardrobe! I admire your stay with it ability. I love watching your videos. And I love your attention to detail, especially with the wood applique.
Thank you for sharing this furniture "journey". I believe many of us have had similar "journeys" and I so appreciate you sharing all the trial-and-error and re-dos! I've not used the bleach method on anything yet but I have an idea for an old piece that I think will be fun to try.
You have such vision Mary. Who else could look at that old thing and see beauty and usefulness. Now I want one for my guest room.
Thanks for sharing the whole process. That is encouraging to know I am the only one who can struggle through some project and not give up.
Love the trial and error. Helps to know everyone has struggles!! 💗
When dealing with hobbies, creative jobs and and artistic endeavors, it is MY opinion that "there are no mistakes, only opportunities for creativity". I think you demonstrated that here. Congrats and it looks great! The piece you added on the bottom was perfect!! Thanks for your videos.
These are the best videos. When you experiment and have to make changes. We all learn something. Really enjoyed this. Wardrobe looks great!
This reminded me so much of my process. I won't rest until I get it right! I'm so glad you left this in the video! Thanks for sharing.
I can't wait for your cottages to be ready!! This piece turned out beautiful!! 😍
I love the interior with the wallpaper. The exterior to me personally is just ok.
I appreciate you keeping the video in its entirety with all of the struggles and I just love your determination. It was well worth it. Just beautiful, in my opinion. Thanks for sharing ❤️
Such a pretty end result! I love that you showed how you changed your mind along the way…lots of trial and error, but you got the desired look in the end.
Determination is what you have. Love all your projects.
I am so glad you did not shy away from showing, how things don’t always go as planned, with furniture. For future projects, wax can be removed simply with mineral spirits, and veneer can be assisted with a heat gun for removal. I only listed this hoping it will make it a lil easier if you didn’t know it. If you did it’s okay, I only wanted to help . God Bless You our friend in Christ.
Mary, so glad you kept after this project! It turned out beautifully! Love the applique on the bottom! Thanks for showing us all that sometimes projects like this aren't always straight forward. It gives us encouragement and inspiration to keep going on our own 😊
I was so certain you were going to paint this piece…good choice in refinishing it. Refinishing furniture is definitely challenging but look how beautiful it is!
Beautiful! The applique is the perfect solution.
Poor Mary! How difficult to have a vision and have to work so hard to attain it. Your tenacity sure paid off in the end! Thank you for showing us that things don’t always turn out perfectly the first time.
Everything you touch turns to magic
I love that you tried several things! We all do this!
I absolutely loved how it turned out. You didn’t give up and you are so patient ☺️ It’s going to look beautiful in one of the rooms.
The wardrobe turned out fabulous! The inside is gorgeous! Love the wall paper!
What you did today is call determination. My father used to call it stubbornness I prefer to think of it as determination. Your process teaches us that you will n can change your mind n will come to finish a beautiful product
It's no wonder you are so talented. How can we learn if we never make mistakes? You not giving up but trying different things is how you learn and how we learn from you as well. Thanks for sharing. You are truly inspiring ❤️
All your energies and efforts were worthwhile! The Armoire and the decorative scroll work are wonderful!
It's funny how every time I need to work on one of my projects, I watch one of your videos. Thank you so much for your inspiration!
Turned out so pretty, well done. All your hard work and perseverance paid off. The wallpaper and the little wooden filigree piece finish it off beautifully.
Hey Mary!!!
There you are, I’m so embarrassed by getting my days mixed up!
I’m going to love this because I used to strip, scrape, bleach and repaint or restrain antique furniture!!
❤️
Beautiful! The appliqué was the perfect decision.
You are awesome!! Sometimes, we have to "put up a good fight" and finish the race... in this case, get a redo right. I truly appreciate you sharing your talents with us! God bless, and may He allow you to rescue many more pieces of furniture!!
I learn from you trying different methods to get the piece to where you want it. I also appreciate your talent and perseverance. Thanks for taking us on this journey.
I admire your tenacity! Thank you for not giving up and painting it. Great way to mask the issue with the veneer!
Mary,
I love to refinish furniture and realize how challenging it can be at times. You just amaze me on how much patience you have! I love watching your videos. I can only hope you will rub off on me. Lol. Thanks for another great video!!!
Mary, what an extraordinary transformation! I especially like the inside--it is so elegant!
You are not changing your mind too often - you are creating.
Thanks for the lesson on refinishing! I really want to lighten my mahogany? cherry? bedroom set by removing the dark red stain and putting a white wash to soften. So I watched breathlessly to the end of your video. You gave me some ideas to try and also let me see that it may be a long project! I'll wait till summer though. I love all your videos and all the variety. Thanks!!
If it’s a vintage piece, they used to use a stain that is hard to get rid of or even paint over. You might have to sand it down to underneath the stain.
Oh Mary, I'm glad you persisted. The wardrobe is beautiful! Pretty sure I would have given up and painted it. Lovely!
Wow! What a project that turned out to be. I think the wood appliqué was a good idea and added additional interest to this piece.
Amazing what you did to that piece! And to not give up until your vision was complete - super!
the wooden applique is amazing. It adds so much to the piece!
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All of your hard work on the wardrobe was really worth it! It looks beautiful and I love the wallpaper on the interior of the cabinet. Great job!
Oh my goodness! Your determination and very hard work paid off! Well done, Mary! I just love it!
Hi Mary! I Love ❤ that you show your human side. The way you "go for it." It's great sometimes to experiment and be creative to see what works. Patience is truly a virtue that you possess. The wardrobe was a great bargain and will be such a nice piece in the cottage. I was thinking maybe one of your soap bars would give it a nice scent. Thank you for sharing and caring. Peace
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Thank you. I appreciated you showing your struggles. Now I know I'm not alone.
You're very stoic Mary. A lady with true grit.... love it. 🇫🇴🇬🇧❤️
Can’t believe you work inside your lovely home. I’m such a messy Marvin. Love the cupboard💕‼️
Ohhh, I just love how this turned out. You did so well, going with your gut, starting and it just didn't seem right, going back! Once it is completely aired out.... you could hang a cedar block from the rod inside, and that will take care of any off smells left behind.
It's this that really like about you, the truthness of the path. And the resilience too, lot of learning seeing your videos. Kisses from Portugal!!!!
Its a beautiful cabinet came out better looking than before!👏👏👍
Perseverance paid off!!! It's beautiful!!
Wow! Turned out so beautiful! Mary you have the patience of a saint!😯👏🥰
Thank you for the great entertainment. Thank you also for recommending Zincks. We were there today and found what we needed. Material for our 1948 Dodge. Thank you for your great work and looking forward to the next video
Beautiful Mary....you show such patience and determination with each piece/project. Love your videos.
It's really beautiful, Mary, you can be very proud of it.
Thank you for showing your struggles. You were so determined and I appreciate that. I love how it turned out and it will be perfect in one of your cottages.
Mary, your such an inspiration. Your videos always makes me want to change and improve my life. Thank you for all your hard work.
Loving the white inside. It makes it so much lighter and easier to see inside the wardrobe. The struggles must have been frustrating for you, but thank you for sharing them. It is so interesting to see the mistakes, and the solutions, that bring the final piece together. You did an amazing job on this.