why do beds have to be so boring
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Needs a can on a string. So you can call other tree house beds, obviously.
If anyone can turn a can on a string into a functioning communication device, I have faith that Simone could do it better than anyone.
@@vigilantcosmicpenguin8721 my bet is on Alexander Graham Bell, but hopefully Simone can do it too
obviously
Even if it is not a functioning communication device I think that would make a really cute idea for a lighting fixture. But knowing her she can probably find a way to make it both.
@@DeeSnow97 I would agree, but Alexander Graham Bell is sort of... dead, so, ya know
I love that Simone has built a super intricate headboard for her bed, and yet still uses a chair to climb into said bed.
and leaves the foot of it unfinished lol.
Does she have a sleeping bag and a brown cuddle pillow too?
She should build some steps
@@flala2261 Or some tree branches
Leaf pad steps or fruit style climbing knobs on the sides would look so cool 👀
... I think I have the exact opposite of this bed. I put an old metal loft bed in my room, and decided to put my bed under it, and use the actual loft part for storage. I even put blankets over the railings so I feel like I'm in a cave.
Hell yeah.
I want to sleep in a blanket cave!
in the best way possible, that gives goblin vibes. immaculate vibes
this is the bed i want. i want a permanent adult pillow fort.
I love that so much.
"I love this machine as much as my neighbors don't." These one-liners are the best sis.
i don't get it, isn't house a thing that's like at least 20 meters away from other houses, and if cnc is indoors behind thick insulated wall, how could it possibly make so much noise to annoy anyone?
@@ketas Routers make a lotta noise when cutting. That and dust collection is pretty loud too, least mine is. You can't talk over it without kinda yelling.
@@ketas Late reply but not everywhere are houses far apart
my house and my neighbors house are literally one house split by a wall in the middle . if a drill through the wall I would just stare into my neighbors hallway
oh and our kitchen and their bathroom are side by side so as I'm enjoying my 2 am snacks I just hear * sploosh and flush * my neighbors just going to the bathroom before he goes to sleep xD
iv gotten used to it
One thing CNCelia is certainly missing is googly eyes.
Things that can't be improved by adding googly eyes are few and far between.
@@vigilantcosmicpenguin8721 Truer words have never been spoken.
Oh someone needs to tag notabomb in twitter to hook cncillia up
Antenna googly eyes!
Hmm. CNCelia will need to try out for Device Orchestra. What registers does a CNC sing in?
You should build some leaf stairs to get into bed
:O
Or like branch stairs!
@@karolinapupi19977 omg yesss
And a rug that resembles fluffy grass :D
@@karolinapupi19977 yess
I had a feeling I wasn't the only adult over 30 that always dreamed of having a tree canopy bed, but it's nice to be validated like this.
Tbh beds didn’t used to be boring. A lot of furniture used to be absolutely stunning masterpieces, especially if you were middle class or wealthy.
Yes. The furniture used to be absolutely stunning. My grandmother sold the intricately carved headboard of her & her recently departed husband's bedframe to pay funeral expenses and to support their five children (all under eleven) until his pension and survivors' benefit came in some months later. She missed that beautiful headboard until she passed more than fifty years later.
or tons of wheat
okay this whole ad timer in the corner thing needs to become a TH-cam requirement. it is so considerate. thank you.
Weird, I don't see an ad timer.
@@briggyb upper right, it's a lil circle
or by naming sections. It's so easy to skip to the next section if you don't want to see the ad
It made me stay and watch the ad
@@borismilenski4759 I have the extension 'sponsor block' its available on chrome and firefox for sure (and probably others!) Users submit segments that are ads, and it skips it for everyone else. So all you gotta do is submit ads when you happen to be the first sponsor block user to watch that vid.
Whats even better is you can whitelist channels that you like the ads of :D
(I promise I am not paid to say this it is just my most favourite browser extension ever)
And when the world needed her most, she returned.
I love that you tell how long things take. As a creator, I feel like people expect me to turn around with a complete project in a week or two, which isn't always realistic.
Thanks for all you do, you're super inspirational ❤
I moved into a very small room when I made Sergeant in the Air Force. But I was glad to finally get a place without a roommate, and the room had a cool tall vaulted ceiling. I built my own space-efficient furniture instead of using military-issue furniture. I built a loft along one side of the room. On top was my bed with storage cabinets behind it. Under it was a booth-style table and a computer desk. The opposing wall was filled with a bookcase that included two built-in dressers. The whole project turned out awesome. But I guess I made the place too nice. Whenever some VIP (such as a general or a politician or foreign military members) visited the base, they got to see my room as part of the base tour.
One clarification: I didn't build the dressers. I bought them and then designed the bookcase. I did build everything else in the room because I needed specific sizes.
Thats so cool!!! Do you have a picture? Id love to see it!
@capuchinosofia4771 Yes, I do have photos. I suppose I could put them in a video. But I want to protect my identity on the web. Some people might see it and know who I am. I left the Air Force 30 years ago. I wouldn't want a loft bed now because, you know, I am 30 years older now. But I'm still doing woodworking!
Me as an artist: _"That's surprisingly cool. I love the design of the headboard in conjunction with the sides."_
Me as a human who has, in fact, lived in a loft bed with a guard rail since I was four: _"That's gonna be a pain in the ass to change linens on..."_
It does look like she can partly slide the mattress out the end, so it’s slanted, and that could make it easier
For some reason I read this as pass in the pain
I literally had that human thought instantly after the reveal... “Wow, that turned out great but maaaan is that gonna be a nightmare to change the sheets.” 🤷🏻♀️😂
@@sarahcicle8592 Perhaps!
The bed I grew up in had guard rails all away around the bed so there was no way even as an adult, that I could lift the mattress off and replace the sheets.
You better believe I developed some amazing ab muscles and great balance trying to figure out how to change them without breaking my neck.
I love the convenient space-saving of lofts but there's two big issues to them: the sheets are difficult to change even without full guards, and accessibility is a huge issue if you get sick. I got the flu one year as an adult while visiting my parents and I was stuck in that bed for the entire time. My dad had to lift me over his head and out of the bed to get to the restroom because I didn't have the breath to climb the ladder.
She could hinge a side. But no worse than in an rv or a van.
I really appreciate you leaving in the part when you broke it. My 5yo daughter walked over and asked why you were crying, and I got to show her what happened and then show her what you made. It's nice to give small humans perspective on how not everything is easy for grown ups. Awesome bed, great work :)
Stop it my heart 🥺
Small Humans 🥰 I love when people say Small or Baby Human. It’s very normalizing to talk about the young of our species the same way we would with another. Like Baby Fox or Small fish.
Text got blurry all the sudden...
Awe
Awwwwwwwwww
This has got to be one of the best produced DIY videos I've EVER seen on youtube... No corny acting and personality you're putting on, short and warned sponsor (which I'd usually skip through instantly), no corny baby music taking away from your voice (a tiny bit during montages is okay), you're just so genuine and I love every bit of it!
Not to mention you're very skilled with the tools you use! Subbed, looking forward to checking out more of your designs :D
Exactly what I was thinking
"It just is. It just wasn't, and now it just is.'" Love how relatable this is as a creator of things.
wonder when she is going to realise you can CNC a fake stone/moss-covered stairs onto the bed instead of the chair to blend in with her fairy theme
YESS
Came here to make sure I wasn't the only one thinking this
What a condescending way of saying that lol
Probably already has plans
@@Twerpjuice It's not condescending it's an ironic and subtle way to give her ideas.
I love that your bed is the storage shelf upon which Simones are stored.
Your comment deserves at least 1K more likes
I love that comment
I wish there were lots of Simones all over the world. But maybe it's good that there's only one so she is appreciated more.
@@AndreSB43 Both parts of your comment are well said, and well understood.
* * * * * recharging, stand by * * * * *
The elevated bed is pretty cool to see, love seeing projects or interior design that involve space saving and/or multifunctional furniture/creations.
The elevated bed is actually quite genius. When I get away from renting apartments I'll definitely try to do that. My current studio apartment is tiny as it is so I have almost no extra room and certainly no space for building stuff, having one of those beds with a desk underneath it would've been a good start in hindsight but I just have a futon style bed that stays permanently unfolded into a bed
I've also always liked the idea of a canopy bed, particularly in the summer because of mosquitoes and blocking out light, maybe I can have an elevated bed and mount some kind of curtain system onto the roof. Adding a future bed project onto the list for sure
simone is really out here living the adult life i imagined myself living when i was a kid
I saw someone say “I didn’t grow up so that I could paint every room beige. I grew up so I can paint my kitchen pink.”
Definitely, she is living her best life
fun times she is having for sure
I remember being a child, imagining that when I'll grow up I'll have a deep emotional connection with a CNC...
That's so true.
This is the perfect example of what "I'm my own boss now" should be like.
I also want to be my own boss and build myself a super awesome fairy queen throne bed.
100% can recommend it
Or give myself a month "off" to upskill with a new BFF (cncelia). (it's more professional development anyways but I'd love to be able to do that).
@Vedang Kandoi Oh no, no no. Don't rush. The second that Simone doesn't WANT to do this for me (us) anymore I am out. The pure giddy joy that drips from these maker videos is a delight I am happy to wait as long as it takes to see one. I want to watch this woman make a wood and wool felt wheelchair for herself in her eighties, even if that is the next video she uploads because it will be worth the wait.
@Vedang Kandoi
Couldn't disagree more ❤
@Vedang Kandoi Let youtubers have passion projects! It’s comments like yours that cause youtubers to push themselves only to make big dramatic hard work videos because they think it’s what the audience wants so they never allow themselves to post videos of their passion projects... then they end up having a burnout after a couple years and wind up either leaving youtube for good or taking an extended break.
I love to watch Simone post a video of something she’s passionate about whether it’s a leaf bed or a full blown Tesla truck process video, it’s all good content and even better knowing that Simone will enjoy her time on TH-cam for much longer because she’s given the space to post what she enjoys posting not what she feels pressured to post!
I agree on beds being elevated! My current bed is actually two beds! One on top that I use when watching movies or hanging out with friends and such and the one on the bottom is like my own little private comfort cave. Enclosed spaces can feel really cozy and comfortable to me. The bed is built on top of bookshelves so my bed cave is actually a book cave and I have lots of books and knick knacks down here. It’s really comfortable for me and I love it truly. The coolest bed I’ve ever had
The part where she accidentally snaps it and just shouts "OH NOOOOOOO" and starts cry-laughing because she's so shocked and frustrated but also finding the humor in it? I felt that lmao. I don't think I've EVER finished a project without something extremely frustrating happening that makes me hysterically cry-laugh 😂 I feel SO validated. If Simone Giertz is allowed to have a cry-laugh breakdown in the middle of her project then damn it, so am I.
My friend’s joke about sewing: “It’s not a real project until you’ve bled on it.”
Simone: Builds beautiful fairy princess headboard for her bed
Also Simone: Still uses a chair to get into her bed.
Seriously girl, build yourself some tree stump steps! (I stayed in a hotel that had a tree house bed with tree stump steps when I was about 3 or 4 and I have never forgotten it even though it was over 20 years ago. Highly recommend tree stump steps!)
With silicone mushroom lights!! Theres a video online using bathroom silicone and string lights. Simone, dooooooiiiiittt!
+ HOPE THIS REACHES HER, I need to see tree stump steps happen!
@@bobthebuilderday6leader She can CNC them too!
Bet it felt weird to type that "over 20 years ago" part
@@bunnycrofts8127 nah not really. It was actually a fair bit more than 20 years but I just don't want to put my age on the internet lol!
Other creators: don’t post for a month
Their fans: they’re probably dead!
Simone: doesn’t post for a month
Us: she’s bonding with her tools it’s fine
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LMAO!! 😀😄😂
LOL A month focusing on CNC is just scratching the surface. I started in the manual key in G Code era and just hobbled along with bare minimum skills for about a decade. Then the CAD file heavy stuff happened which forced me to learn more. This is like a freaking 15 year journey. Simone M.I.A. for month figuring out CNC is a Smart Effective use of time.
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Techno: this is normal
Simone: Trying so hard not to make this build sexual
Also Simone: Makes a "thats what she said" joke. 🤣
MegaPrayers
Hahahhaa I snort laughed when she looked over knowing she already broke the rule 😂
Giant testicle 😂😂😂
and then talks about the sack of cncelia looking like a testicle :D
The part where you time how fast you can do something tedious so you know how long it takes is so relatable. I've done that so many times even though it really doesn't help it go any faster.
Owns CNC machine, own shop, made her own Tesla pickup... sleeps in a bed that looks like my 13month old’s. You are something else, Simone.
A Gem
Living her best life! :D
truly someone i strive to be
@@theotherhive Relatable, have a nice day.
lol best part of owning being an adult! You make your own rules in the house!
When Simone pushed the pieces together and they perfectly interlocked.... That's Satisfaction.
When those perfect pieces snap right before installing them... that’s sadisfaction
I love having space under my bed. I've never had a fully lofted bed, but now I'm seriously considering building at least a more raised bed frame. Something like I could fit a mini fridge under it along with some bags etc. Love the video!
Off topic but I LOVE the lockers in your work room with the super cool writings like „safety“ and stuff?? Ahhh love it
"like parental leave, but for a tool"
Now I know what to say to everyone when I finally get a tractor.
* holds baby shower* ITS A TRACTOR!
matractornity leave
Why don't we get engineering leave? Huh?
So that's what I am going to call the road trip to pick up my new baby
Every video: "I was drunk on the toilet and thought of this project I wanted to do, so I adopted a new piece of industrial equipment"
That's... Pretty accurate
Projects like this are cool - ones that combine woodworking/crafting and art to create things that fit a purpose (or are maybe even multifunctional) but also look nice to keep around/display.
LMAO the genuine scream of anguish when the end of the railing snapped off
The Anna who said right away "It's ok we can fix it " looked like the sweetest person ever
SAD SNORT, lol
Then she tries to reassemble it...... Lets just stick this back on here like this... nope...
Seeing someone else wear socks and sandals in their semi-robotic shop is at least the 4th most connected I’ve felt to a stranger.
In slippers and claiming I'm just going to take one measurement before being carried away.
What were the first three
Its back in style apparently, we don't have to hide in the shadows any longer
@@jamesmay9345 my friends take my calipers sometimes so that I won't start a new project
Watch Linus tech tips
Simone: Thank you so much for helping me realize that I wanna design a new layout for my room and build some furniture pieces to better suit my needs
14:33 this moment made me gasp so loud i was so invested omg
I want “Doesn’t even smell like a wet dog anymore“ on my tombstone.
Don't make your tombstone lie my dude
I hope I am invited to the tree house one day. As a friend.
She started the video off saying she didn't want creepy, sexy comments, and here you are trying to climb into her bed. Shame. XD Just kidding. I think we'd all love to see more collaboration videos between you two.
Water is also a mouse triangle.
Just tell simone that "you löv it". You'll have an open invitation.
@@johanw5181 Unless she says "näver".
I would like to be the filling in that cookie.
your reactions are so genuine and adorable! It looks amazing and I love how professional you are! The light switch is such a nice touch
You can see her prototype folding coat hangers in use!
PLEASE, let the next video be "I DIY a bed ladder for my treehouse bed"
*plastic chair stepstool*
but in actuality, she makes a ladder to a platform where she swings across to get into bed.
i bet you are not that far, but she still needs to do an elevator for the dog to get there easier
The ladder better look like tree branches
Like a treetrunk or a toadstool :D
The theme of Simone’s videos is always quality over quantity
I'm aiming for both low quantity and quality
This is what i subscribed for
@@simonegiertz you are nailing it then
@@simonegiertz like a ball sack joke right next to a amazingly made montage
Also Simone: ONE THOUSAND MACHINED LEAVES
It turned out beautiful!! You should be so proud of what you accomplished! Can't wait to see what you do next
This makes me so proud to be a creative person and I love your works so much!!!!!
Best thing with being a grownup is that you can be a total kid and no one can stop you.
Worst thing is that not enough adults realise this!
Except kids. Don't have kids. they stop you
@@Nonyah123 and jobs and cleaning and finance and spouses and police
@@jorgepeterbarton To be honest that stuff also hasn't stopped me. Not because I don't have Kids, I have a Cat. Or never been arrested. But like cleaning or doing things to get job can still be enjoyable once you realize.... YOU CAN MAKE YOUR OWN RULES on how to clean your own private space, and That Work doesn't just have to be like a chore if it's a thing you already love doing.
Yes!!!!
The “why am I like this” breakdown mid project is so on point.
It made me worry what’s she gonna do when those glued-on fairy lights burn out.
Maybe since it’s hot glue she can just rip them off. But still, reinstalling isn’t going to be easy.
But it’ll be worth it for sure. What a masterpiece.
@@hopegold883 I'm also deeply sorry for the person who has to guess under which leave you have to search for the screws. I haven't come up with an alternative solution yet, but I really think about it...
I know there projects take so much time, effort, thinking and working energy, but you Simone make it seem a lot easier. You honestly encourage me to get up and do my projects i've neglected, even though they're in a much smaller scale than yours :p
Awesome video. I really appreciate your honesty throughout the video. There is definitely something learn by watching you work through different options and even showing the fails is cool to see. It shows that we don't live in a perfect world.
I thought this was gonna be a scientific deep dive about why we have the kinds of beds that we do, and how we should change it. But nope lol this is great too
same XD
ME TOO
yep
SAME
the science nerd interested in watching video to simone giertz fan pipeline is real and going strong
"That's my stripper name; Hot Glue."
Yeah... That's not going to stick.
First time I've ever felt the need to upvote and downvote a comment.
(It kind of makes sense that this would happen on Simone's channel)
If I had a drink, It would be spilled.
bravo.
Haha love it
hmmm; viscus punnery...
this is great but im sorry please stop
It’s so adorable! The breakdown was real pain, those moments hurt. Finishing a project and seeing the reveal like you didn’t work days to make it is so fun~.
Your bed looks incredible and magical! Love it!
Simone at the start: "Whats the least sexual way we can film this"
Simone 3 mins later: "The giant testicle that is my dust collector"
Also Simone, pointing to her bed: "This is where the magic happens"
I had to pause the video I was laughing so hard.
1:42
Simone at the start: "Whats the least sexual way we can film this"
Simone the entire video: How many sex jokes can we pack into 18 minutes?
Well it's a bed, in a fake tree. There is no way around the wood references. At least she picked quality hard wood. Ahem. Hardwood.
I love her producer, just totally calm.
Thing goes wrong, talent freaks out. Immediately, "It's okay, it's just glue." Talent continues to freak out. "It's okay, everything is going to be fine."
I loved it tooo
TBH throw in a few sleepless nights and low blood sugar and anyone can go there :)
Omg! I just discovered your channel and I absolutely love it!! You give off such quirky and creative vibes! Also the bed turned out amazing!! 😍👏👏👏
you are my new crafting hero your enthusiasm and passion just make me wanna make more stuff i cant wait to get done with work and to finish the table im refinishing and im gonna try and add something new to it but im scared lol
The moment of pure joy when Simone turns around after its done! So wholesome.
"do you wanna come over? my bed doesn't smell like wet dog anymore."
haha love her sense of humor
@@DyslexicMitochondria I was curious about your username so i clicked on your channel. Your channel is like a hidden gem
@@tomhappening cool channel bro
@@DyslexicMitochondria just subscribed. Phil is right, your channel has wonders to be enjoyed :)
@@DyslexicMitochondria and yet another new sub. Who knew that a comment on a comment on someone else’s video would be such good advertising?
I loved your leafcar bed! Kdding, this is awesome and i loved the lights too!
This is the first video I've ever seen from you. So glad I clicked on it! I love your videos, your personality and everything :))
Simone: I can make anything!!
Also Simone: *uses a plastic lawn chair as stairs at least twice a day*
Soon to be replaced by a bed-elevator. Because a ladder or stairs would be too easy.
Looks like a metal chair to be fair
@@topherthe11th23 pretty sure colin furze already made a bed catapult
would be interesting to see simones take on it though!
@@topherthe11th23 Everyone needs that.
This is a true sign of a genius
As a 26 year old with a loft bed, I agree with the beginning statements on how useful they are for storage space.
As someone who uses the top bunk of a bunk bed bed as a shelf, and has covered all the sides in blankets to create a fort. I can absolutely say unique beds are awesome lol.
As a 29 year old married woman that can't have a loft bed I am very sad at my lack of storage opportunities :(
Hey Simone what an amazing bed! I’m so glad that my first introduction to you was your puzzle table. I really had no idea you were the queen of crappy robots. I’d rather think of you as a quitesuccessful designer engineer inventor! Thank you for your entertaining videos and your drive to succeed in your very narrow field that I had no idea existed. I also love that you’re branching out and becoming A designer of good not crappy inventions, even if they’re not all robots. Thanks again for keeping this going and sharing your journey with us. Please stay safe, take care and have a great day!
I am in awe of your creativity and your videos make me happy.
"I needed a certain kind of leaves on my bed, so I got a CNC machine."
Simone: spends 12 hours and lots of intentional design effort gluing felt to her bed rails.
Also Simone: uses a deck chair as a ladder to enter the bed.
seriously, I hope some types of stairs for her bed is her next project, 'cause that chair is gonna skid around when she's getting up there someday.
@@TheDarkMessiah that’s what I said!
Needs to be either bark or river rock patterned
@@TheDarkMessiah Hopefully something Scraps can negotiate.
I laughed pretty hard when we got the second angle and it wasn't a step ladder like I originally though haha
Tell me please, why are your videos so relaxing, and your voice, and your attitude, it's just great, love it
how has youtube kept this channel from me for years this is exactly what I want
"If I do this by myself it's going to take twelve hours, but if we all work together it'll only take three days!"
Every school group project ever
Simone: *excitement intensifies*
Bed frame: ‘plopp’
Simone: NOOOOOOOO
Ah, the classic laugh to not cry...
Just when I thought Simon was becoming too seamless with her builds, oddly reassuring to see a mistake even with her level of experience
When I was watching the sections being glued together I was thinking that I probably would have added some pegs between the sections to make it a little more stable and secure...
I really appreciate that you left in the emotional part. Many people wouldn't have been brave enough to share disappointment like that. Thanks, we all have rough moments.
I’m so glad i watched through the whole video, the result is amazing. I love this!
I love this soooo much. I literally wanted to do something similar and love seeing the execution!! Totally agree that having fun furniture is super underrated.
I *just* realized something, after all these years. I've always loved this channel, and yes part of that is because Simone always seems to come up with the most interesting projects. But also...it's because this is exactly how I imagine Clarissa from "Clarissa Explains It All" to be as an adult.
Like, seriously: "So she lived on a boat for a while. Then she became famous by building intentionally shitty robots. Then she was employed by one of the guys from Mythbusters, she dealt with having a brain tumor, Kickstarted a cool light-up calendar, turned a Tesla into a pickup truck, and currently she builds quirky things on TH-cam." is simultaneously a description of Simone's channel history and a pitch for a Clarissa reunion special
Simone - "I know that some people are going to be really sleezy about it."
Also Simone - Within the first two minutes, makes a "that's what she said" joke.
@@DyslexicMitochondria love your videos man
Shortly after, testicles get mentioned.
The bed design screams „this is why im single“ so whatever (jk looks nice)
Let’s not forget the giant ball sack a couple minutes later.
I mean when she says sleezy I think it's more of a "direct unwanted sexual advances" kind of deal
Wow the love you have put in that work is amazing .
For some reason, one of your videos showed up on my home page, and then another, and now I'm subscribed and can't wait to go through your entire library of videos. And my house looks so different now. It's not just a house, it's a hotbed of potential.
I've never been more envious of someone's bed in my entire life, this is both my childhood and adulthood dream bed in one
My dad passed away the beginning of this year. He was also a self-taught builder and would work and build a lot of things in his garage/studio. Watching your videos bring me comfort and make me feel like I’m back hanging out with him in his garage building things together. I’m inspired to continue his legacy. Thank you, Simone.
i'm sorry for your loss, and i'm really glad you could find something that brings you comfort!! ♥️
i'm so sorry :ccc i'm so glad you're finding comfort
I’m so sorry for your loss but I’m glad you found something that helps ❤️
Sorry for your loss it's one i share unfortunately.
Crying a little bit. I love building things and my dad and I used to make stuff together. Gonna try and build something with him soon. Thank you for sharing
This has been sitting in my "watch later" list for ages. It's so good! Totally agree that beds waste floor space. We actually use a Japanese floor mattress in my house, so we fold it away in the daytime and have a bigger living space. It's great. I had a loft bed as a child though, super fond of those too.
I love the matching drawer pulls!
Now all you need is a toadstool stool to get up onto the bed
My mind immediately pictured a bouncy toadstool so she can hop all the way up to the bed like a frog.
Oooooh yes
Oh nice! My mind was still stuck on a staircase with more leaf patterns. Yours is better!
Do you want to summon a certain italian plumber?
@@witerabid
Staircase is good. Toadstools is good. Toadstool staircase
I love how REAL you are. Like, not only do you have physical form, you're not afraid to make mistakes, and you're not afraid to SHOW us those mistakes. You are the example of "learning from our mistakes makes us better people" that I want to give my campers.
I can't wait to see this all finished with a forest theme and some earth toned sheets. I would also suggest making some more cutout leaves and nailing them to the wall around the bed as well.
this is the first video of yours i ever saw and i’m still obsessed with how great you and your projects are 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟
Simone, every video you are outdoing yourself.
The things you do are so beautiful and you have managed to make your home a truly wonderful place.
Dogs, plywood and plants are the ingredients of dreams.
so true. could be straight out of a 'most comfy bedrooms' list! and I love the giant plant, it's so vibrant.
But dogs in beds? They don't wipe their feet and they lick their arses...
When you go to a girls house and she says do you want to take this to the bedroom? And then you both get distracted and play treehouse
Sounds like a win-win.
Sounds like a good way to test each other for long-term-relationship potential.
when that piece broke as you lifted it to the bed… omg story of my life! 😂 I’m glad you got it fixed and it looks great!
I saw the bed in other videos, but I did not question how the leaves were made or how much WORK it was. This is amazing!
"Look at all the possibilities for stora-" F O R T
m o o d
fort with little door for dog and lots of pillows inside
Fortin' with Simone
If I make one of these, I’m replacing one of those dressers with a sliding door and putting in a cushion for seating, a small shelf with a lamp on it, some small bookshelves, and a tiny table with a drawer just big enough to hold a diary and some writing tools.
Next project: a cool staircase for the bed, that matches the tree house theme.
A rope ladder type look might be cool, or something shaped like branches/roots!
Hell yes
Micro elevator.
She'll have even more space for drawers!!
@@jaynestrange I like the branches or roots idea. I've found rope ladders can be surprisingly difficult
i love how happy this made you 🥺😭😭😭😭😭 this video was a joy to watch
I've used a jigsaw before, but that thing is really cool! That sanding must have taken forever with all those little curved shaped. I probably would have just done paint rather than felt, but that's really cool! I definitely agree with under-bed storage, and I love how a lot of frames have drawers underneath (I found one I really like at IKEA that's still easy to get up on with my hypermobile hips), and I also love bed frames with shelves in the headboard, but that does make the thing longer. My bed takes up almost half my floor space due to that extra 10" or so of cupboards in the headboard.
I'd never been so quickly convinced of something i didnt know i needed until Simone talked about the storage space potential under a tall bed.
ME TOO
Yeah, even with a regular bed you can put some blocks under the feet or buy risers to get a little more height to fit storage bins underneath. Hers has a ton more space, though (if you don't mind literally climbing into bed).
As someone who is named Celia, I’m gonna pretend that your CNC is named after me
I have a friend named Celia, who has never heard of Simone, who I told about the CNC's name. Separate, yet related question, my friend Celia has a long and amusing history of no barista in the world, or anyone for that matter, spelling her name correctly; do find this to be the same or does my friend just have horrible luck? Thanks!
If a job is going badly, she can sing "Cncilia, you're breaking my heart".
@@DeclanMBrennan Simone & Garfunkel
Or, just maybe, you are named after the machine?
@@stevekdigitalworx for me, people always seem to think it’s “Cecilia”-no matter how clearly I say it, no matter if they’ve just read it, everyone always says or writes “Cecilia” the first time! So strange.
You have the same kind of awkward humor as I and the same philosophy of "If It is stupid but Works then It is not stupid". And i Just love It.
What a beautiful idea to decorate the bed it looks really cozy