Not everyone can afford to have professionals come rip out and replace entire parts of a home. I think this is such a beautiful and inspiring look into a normal inexperienced person doing what they can with what they’ve got and learning along the way. Besides you never know what life has in store for you so if you aren’t loaded bandaids work just fine for the most of us.
Exactly! And I feel like it’s more fun to just remodel your whole house by yourself like Hannah is doing, she’s inspiring me to remodel my own house when I’m old enough to move out. I love watching her paint her house and move in.
Nocti somnia I admire her hardwork, but coming from a background of doing up and restoring several old historical ruins I would say do it properly or have someone teach you to do it properly, just because if you sell this place on later people notice shortcuts. I can see the porch is rotting and the house is not insulated properly or that the paint hasn’t been applied properly (painting is a skill in itself as it needs to be properly applied and thinner out patiently) in the end slapping paint over something does not fix it it just makes things look cheaply done and lazy. It’s all a learning process but I’d be concerned that if she wants to sell and move on at some point it’ll be an issue. Saying that I’ve very much admired that fact that she has done this by herself and that she has the get up and go to do this.
When you don't notice that "have someone teach you" is a privilige. When you don't have that someone who could teach you for free then a lot of people can't afford that.
@@ButterflyBox89 I agree , I have gone into more than my fair share of supposedly freshly remodeled houses and the new owner not only had to have it all ripped out but also paid way less for it than if the shotty work had not been done in the first place, that being said she makes her money from these videos so it really doesnt matter, also this cabin is just such a mess anyway she can almost do no wrong. he improvements wont add value but I dont think in this case hurting it much either. lastly she is learning as she goes and that was the plan for this cabin, just a playground to practice DIY stuff on. she has done some work that I find extremely cringe worthy but I am a finish carpenter with 25 years experiance she is a youtube influencer who probably has not even been alive 25 years yet so I think she is doing a great job. I could never make a video and get so many people watching it and make money from it! that is where her talant is without a doubt! the channels where a homeowner goes to great effort to do everything correct get SO extremely boring and take forever, she has quick results and it is entertaining. she gets 5 stars from me!! and this is coming from a guy who after the first video I watched of her I criticized what she had done but I keep coming back and have come to understand the real spirit of her channel and purpose. it is for entertainment purposes and it is just fun.
It looks beautiful! Please be careful with the axes hanging high up like that! Last summer, I was moving my ladder and forgot I left the hammer on top, it fell and hit my head. I got lucky, only a concussion and minor puncture wound in my hand. Better to be safe. I never put tools in high places anymore.
“She looks like she needs help” and then continues to make a shelf out of trees. It’s so very satisfying doing things like this yourself. There may be some struggle but it’s better than being helpless. Enjoy it while there’s no snow coming through those walls!
I agree. These youngsters and their enthusiasm for rustic living arrangements give me great hope for the future, where previously I had very little. I had thought the entire human race doomed to become Eloi.
@@DavidJBuchner in many ways America has become thus. Fortunately the young people are rising up and taking back the earth, starting one acre at a time. It’s beautiful to watch. ❤️❤️
I just turned 58 on June 4th and I've been tearing out old and putting in new. I'm so proud of the work I've done. And I give all the thanks to you. You inspired me to do things I never thought I could. It was really bad and now it's beautiful
Well, IT'S a creative way to break her ankle and end her YT career! BE CAREFUL. That's what sledge hammers AND protective eyewear are for and so much more satisfying for releasing pent up energy 😉😉
Two of my favorite things about Hannah: 1. Her music choices span many decades and genres. Depth and great taste. 2. The confidence to just dive into a project without the fear of screwing it up and looking stupid.
Hannah is there anything you can't do? 😂😂 You are very wise beyond your years! You definitely have an old soul. I can honestly say I've never in my life met anyone else quite like you. I'm still amazed at how self sufficient you are and the fact that you have so many different life skills and are so efficient at them! Also, can we just take a minute to pause and appreciate all the great music genres you have on your playlist?! You have such great taste in music! Plus the fact that you know all the words to pretty much every song you play and you can sing and sing on key is just another added bonus! I never get tired of watching your videos and I don't think I ever will either!
Cute... Now, about the expanding foam, don't remove it, just carve it back a bit and refill the space with dry wall mud or caulking so it looks like chinking. That way you'll still have the cottage aesthetic and keep out drafts and bugs. You can buy metal mesh as anchor material for chinking that helps with rodents too.
Gotta say, when you fixed that broken floor, I went "wow". It's not really the, erm, traditional way to fix this, but it works.... For someone who clearly is doing this for the first time, you're doing great. Mad talent, really.
I will never tire of saying it, your lifestyle, simplicity, optimism and desire to make changes is incredible, how you completely transformed that cabin is incredible, you turned it into a completely magical and cozy place. Definitely meeting you was the best thing that could have happened to me because you radiate a beautiful energy. Take care of yourself ❤
Ha, ha... I love this girl - She cracked me up for the majority of the video and in the end it looks like a magazine layout... I have to watch again to count the wardrobe changes.... On that "drafty wall" with the vertical logs - You can refer to the insulation between them as chinking - blue tape on either side of the chinking then fill over the insulation with "something", it could be bondo, then paint that and remove the tape for a clean line - It'll give the log cabin feel even though this is now a cottage.... :D
@@rocolas if you don't clean and rough up the base layer of paint then the new layer won't stick well. This will lead to it peeling up a lot faster if not immediately. Depending on the type of paint the first layer was.
i had an idea for that drafty log wall. you could add some 1x3 strapping and some foam board insulation then cover it plywood and then cedar siding or shingles
Wonderful :) I have a suggestion to help with the drafty log wall that you used spray foam on last winter: I know the logs look nice, but perhaps you could insulate that wall only with the regular kind of insulation (the one you used in your lounge when your uncle helped you move in), then put up a vapour barrier and some planks/boards. I'd also suggest investing in some double glazed windows just for that portion of the house at least. That way, in winter, that wall becomes an insulted barrier between you and the cold outside! Just an idea, but I'm also a novice :) Keep up the good work, I love watching you, you are an inspiration.
19:30 - Nailed it! And I couldn't agree more, the Defender out front just puts the wrapper on an epic space! Well done! Looks like you're channeling your inner Hemmingway, squirreled away in your cabin, writing the next best selling novel! You GO girl!
You have such the beautiful voice! Also you inspire me so much to buy my own house in the woods and remodel it myself, my friend said she’d help me and live with me too! Thank you so much for brightening up my day too! I love come to your videos and watching you.
Loving these transformations on your cabin!!. Maybe fill the gaps in the logs on the bottom of the wall with concrete to stop water getting in, and cold air in winter. Possibly build a shallow wall around the breaker box to insulate it and keep cold air from the inside of the cabin.
I was going to suggest the same thing. I would also cut the smaller trees around her cabin to dry it out and also, the roots won’t interfere with the foundation. Looks amazing!! I love how she decorates.
Tyvek the wall and add shiplap or other siding. Have the breaker box moved, they are designed to be outside, maybe with a small enclosure. Edit - I would not use concrete, it will retain moisture & rot the wood. Tar would work, but that is messy - you could also use hemp, which is what they use in boats to 'caulk' joints.
@@ckm-mkc Cob is what she should use its easy and accessible and would look good with the wood best thing is it insulates and breathes. I think Hannah would love the process too its so tactile and sculptural.
Hannah is a young lady with an old soul. It’s refreshing to see someone use their talents to charm their home in such a marvelous way, it’s the idyllic story tale cottage. Maybe she can make it a B&B someday! I love her. ❤️ -Lizzy B.
Hannah you could make plexiglass inserts to cover the screens in the porch to keep the snow out in the winter and to protect the things on the porch. Eventually you could make it a 3 season room by adding real windows with screens that you can open to let in fresh air, but close during rain and other wet weather. You would need to raise up the level of wall underneath where you would want the windows to go. You might be able to find windows that are thrifted. You can find them everywhere around where I live so I am sure that you will find some if you go looking. Your cottage is gorgeous and I love your different projects.
Just based on your music taste, I feel like you're a friend of mine. I just always feel so cozy watching your videos. Such great energy coming from you.
I'm in love with her room design style and her wardrobe and music taste. She is such an inspiration and a badass and so fun to watch her create such beautiful spaces inside and outside her home ❤
You truly have a gift for relatively quick, low-effort projects with cute results that make it seem like it could've been SO much more complicated and time-consuming!
Can we all please take a minute to appreciate how absolute of a badass QUEEN this woman is!! I have just moved into my own wood cabin a few months ago, and have gone about things like an complete amateur, I have no idea what I'm doing, but you know what, sometimes you just have to make it work.
Shout out to the wardrobe department for this production! Village girl, Project Girl, Archaeology Grad Student, Expat Girl, and Author in Seclusion. Wild ride! :)
All we need now is the kitchen then a whole house tour! I’ve been dying to see what the whole thing looks like together plus I think you probably made some small adjustments over the months. Excited for the other cabin!!!
As we watch, Hannah says, “Hold on”. She exits in a sun dress and returns in a beautifully sophisticated number. She sits, picks up her pen and writes: I once had a farm in Africa.… I love that porch!
Way to go Hannah!!! Watching you turn your creative visions into spaces that are absolutely lovely and enchanting is one of my favorite things on TH-cam!!
For the vertical logs, Perma-Chink (or other brand)would be a good product to use. It would air/water seal it and remain flexible. Kind of tedious, but easy to do. I live about an hour south of you and most lumber yards carry the product.
I happened upon your channel.... what caught my eye was this attractive young girl stating “ I am moving to the woods alone”. I couldn’t imagine why!...... you have grit girl. I admire your can do attitude.! I am 70 years old and you got me up off the couch! I have started projects and tell my friends about you and tell them to watch you! I love your room redos and other projects that you work on. Not so much on the singing and dancing or holding that make believe microphone..... but I guess that is my age. Your voice is good. Continue living life and remodeling your cute cottage.
Fantastic! I too change my outfits multiple times a day. I have my out in public clothes, my house dresses, project clothes, and of course nap clothes!
Remember the rotten wood floor... it rotted because there is no awning over that screen window. Your desk and chair will suffer the same fait if you dont put a awning overhang so any rain water doesnt come in on the floor and furnature.
@@maesams6212 i made thick plastic covers for the windows, lined on the outsides with waterproof fabric, and then you just clip them on and off when you need, my porch has lasted 30 years and its great!
It looks cute but from the more practical perspective: if you don't fill the gaps the floor will keep rotting. Would consider redoing all the floor because it looks concerning. Also, you definitely need some proper isolation on the walls. Unless you are planning to spend winters in van which is cool and tbh good idea.
Hannah, you've created a beautiful home through sheer determination and hard work, your cottage is what most of us can only dream of owning! your inspiration is commendable!
that ending😩 i wish! be proud of what you’ve accomplished it’s so pretty. definitely consider more asmr especially in this space. the bird chirping is so relaxing
Beautiful Hannah you've done a great job transforming the cabin into a home. Your good vibes, good eye and magic touch is evident all around. Cant wait for the next one 💗👍
I recently made the switch to only wearing dresses/skirts (They look better on me, are more comfortable, and I feel pretty every day). At first it was weird, but now I'm used to doing everything in them. I have aprons that I wear if I'm doing something messy. It's been such a good change for me! I look forward to getting dressed every day, now! :) I figure women only wore skirts and dresses for most of human history. If they could do everything in them, why can't I?
yes! if she insulated and put up a wall on the outside wall in the porch then it wouldn't get so cold and drafty in the winter. it'd also hide all the nasty electrical wires from the electrical panel.
Every time I watch your vids I think wow, there’s another “music soul mate” out there just Like me!!! … who listens to all kinds of music and even the bands not everyone knew about back then. If you want check out this new band, I absolutely LOVEEEE called, Strawberry Milk Cult. Love love love your videos.
What a wonderful job you did Hannah! Although another YT creator and expert on wood, in one of his vlogs stated that if you do plan to paint your outside porch for summers or other seasons. It should be with outdoor paint which is different from paints used indoors. And before painting any wood, it should be sanded down, give it some time to breathe, paint it and add a sealant. These steps will prevent the paint from chipping off over time. And the paint(s) should be a dark shade because dirt will be very visible every time you step outside. Other than that I had so much fun watching you redo your porch! And I suggest you read Kate D'Hotman's comment about insulating the outside logs with spray foam, to keep the cold temperature even inside warmer/cooler. 🛠
Absolutely amazing. Are you going to fill in the gaps between those outside logs so no rain can get through and rot your new floor? I wish I had the vision to do what you do.♥️
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Not everyone can afford to have professionals come rip out and replace entire parts of a home. I think this is such a beautiful and inspiring look into a normal inexperienced person doing what they can with what they’ve got and learning along the way. Besides you never know what life has in store for you so if you aren’t loaded bandaids work just fine for the most of us.
Exactly! And I feel like it’s more fun to just remodel your whole house by yourself like Hannah is doing, she’s inspiring me to remodel my own house when I’m old enough to move out. I love watching her paint her house and move in.
Nocti somnia I admire her hardwork, but coming from a background of doing up and restoring several old historical ruins I would say do it properly or have someone teach you to do it properly, just because if you sell this place on later people notice shortcuts. I can see the porch is rotting and the house is not insulated properly or that the paint hasn’t been applied properly (painting is a skill in itself as it needs to be properly applied and thinner out patiently) in the end slapping paint over something does not fix it it just makes things look cheaply done and lazy. It’s all a learning process but I’d be concerned that if she wants to sell and move on at some point it’ll be an issue. Saying that I’ve very much admired that fact that she has done this by herself and that she has the get up and go to do this.
When you don't notice that "have someone teach you" is a privilige. When you don't have that someone who could teach you for free then a lot of people can't afford that.
@@ButterflyBox89 she’s said in multiple videos that this is her “fun house”, to just play around and learn things on her own in the best ways she can.
@@ButterflyBox89 I agree , I have gone into more than my fair share of supposedly freshly remodeled houses and the new owner not only had to have it all ripped out but also paid way less for it than if the shotty work had not been done in the first place, that being said she makes her money from these videos so it really doesnt matter, also this cabin is just such a mess anyway she can almost do no wrong. he improvements wont add value but I dont think in this case hurting it much either. lastly she is learning as she goes and that was the plan for this cabin, just a playground to practice DIY stuff on. she has done some work that I find extremely cringe worthy but I am a finish carpenter with 25 years experiance she is a youtube influencer who probably has not even been alive 25 years yet so I think she is doing a great job. I could never make a video and get so many people watching it and make money from it! that is where her talant is without a doubt! the channels where a homeowner goes to great effort to do everything correct get SO extremely boring and take forever, she has quick results and it is entertaining. she gets 5 stars from me!! and this is coming from a guy who after the first video I watched of her I criticized what she had done but I keep coming back and have come to understand the real spirit of her channel and purpose. it is for entertainment purposes and it is just fun.
if you hang a sun catcher in there you'd get lots of rainbows!! the porch turned out soooo pretty, you did an amazing job!!
Yes especially a crystal one 🌟 💓
🌈 🌈
brb gonna go buy myself one now too!! what a great idea!
I would totally love to see the previous owner's face while you turn into a simple cabin a magical, cozy home!
I feel like she just needs more credit for looking absolutely adorable while doing hard core work.
It looks beautiful! Please be careful with the axes hanging high up like that! Last summer, I was moving my ladder and forgot I left the hammer on top, it fell and hit my head. I got lucky, only a concussion and minor puncture wound in my hand. Better to be safe. I never put tools in high places anymore.
“She looks like she needs help” and then continues to make a shelf out of trees. It’s so very satisfying doing things like this yourself. There may be some struggle but it’s better than being helpless. Enjoy it while there’s no snow coming through those walls!
Living vicariously through the undying efforts of someone 1/3 your age is the KEY to life. You go, girl!
I agree. These youngsters and their enthusiasm for rustic living arrangements give me great hope for the future, where previously I had very little. I had thought the entire human race doomed to become Eloi.
@@DavidJBuchner
Eloi -- Wow! There's a 4-letter $5 word. I had to look it up.
Vicariously is one of my favorite TH-cam words!! Think how much we live this through a TH-cam video.
@@DavidJBuchner in many ways America has become thus. Fortunately the young people are rising up and taking back the earth, starting one acre at a time. It’s beautiful to watch. ❤️❤️
I just turned 58 on June 4th and I've been tearing out old and putting in new. I'm so proud of the work I've done. And I give all the thanks to you. You inspired me to do things I never thought I could. It was really bad and now it's beautiful
Yeah I’m 59 and she’s inspired me
Me, a carpenter, watching Hannah kick her porch in: “you go girl”
Very creative!
Well, IT'S a creative way to break her ankle and end her YT career!
BE CAREFUL.
That's what sledge hammers AND protective eyewear are for and so much more satisfying for releasing pent up energy 😉😉
@@PoM-MoM why would a broken ankle end her yt career?
😂😂😂
@@thatblvckhippie1911 Right? It's YT , not the NFL
This is what the world needs right now. People like Hannah living their best life. Thank you for sharing
Two of my favorite things about Hannah:
1. Her music choices span many decades and genres. Depth and great taste.
2. The confidence to just dive into a project without the fear of screwing it up and looking stupid.
DITTO...she's so love-able...for those two things too.
There is nothing more determined than a single woman moving furniture
🙃😄
For sure 😂
😂😂😂😂🙈🙈🙈🙈 i will take that frase jajajaj
hahahah.. Bingo That eh
Doing whatever the hell she wants her own way with no one to tell her what to do or that she’s doing it wrong. Take notes, girls!
Next live stream: you writing at your desk, sipping wine, with classical music.
Add dancing on the desk and I'll believe it.
Add casual chatting and singing
Exactly what I thought of
Hannah is there anything you can't do? 😂😂 You are very wise beyond your years! You definitely have an old soul. I can honestly say I've never in my life met anyone else quite like you. I'm still amazed at how self sufficient you are and the fact that you have so many different life skills and are so efficient at them! Also, can we just take a minute to pause and appreciate all the great music genres you have on your playlist?! You have such great taste in music! Plus the fact that you know all the words to pretty much every song you play and you can sing and sing on key is just another added bonus! I never get tired of watching your videos and I don't think I ever will either!
Ops didnt u know. She is a fairy.
Cute... Now, about the expanding foam, don't remove it, just carve it back a bit and refill the space with dry wall mud or caulking so it looks like chinking. That way you'll still have the cottage aesthetic and keep out drafts and bugs. You can buy metal mesh as anchor material for chinking that helps with rodents too.
Gotta say, when you fixed that broken floor, I went "wow". It's not really the, erm, traditional way to fix this, but it works.... For someone who clearly is doing this for the first time, you're doing great. Mad talent, really.
you are a literal queen.
Literal....
@@fosfeen SMH
Literal lmao.
IKR
@@nightowlandabibliophile good lord..lol...there's lots of women who can do it. She's definitely badass but there are more of us like that.
I will never tire of saying it, your lifestyle, simplicity, optimism and desire to make changes is incredible, how you completely transformed that cabin is incredible, you turned it into a completely magical and cozy place. Definitely meeting you was the best thing that could have happened to me because you radiate a beautiful energy. Take care of yourself ❤
I don't think I've seen anything more inspiring to fix up a place than this series. Thanks Hannah. :)
Looks great. I highly recommend moving the axes. Not a safe way to store them like that.
Ha, ha... I love this girl - She cracked me up for the majority of the video and in the end it looks like a magazine layout... I have to watch again to count the wardrobe changes....
On that "drafty wall" with the vertical logs - You can refer to the insulation between them as chinking - blue tape on either side of the chinking then fill over the insulation with "something", it could be bondo, then paint that and remove the tape for a clean line - It'll give the log cabin feel even though this is now a cottage.... :D
If you don’t seal the gaps between the logs that comprise the wall, the floor is just going to rot again. Unfortunately
Yes totally!
Also, you'd really need to sandpaper that old paint before applying a new layer.
@@fosfeen wait, why?
@@rocolas if you don't clean and rough up the base layer of paint then the new layer won't stick well. This will lead to it peeling up a lot faster if not immediately. Depending on the type of paint the first layer was.
@@megangass5316 oh, that makes sense; I never knew that, thank you!
It is so beautiful. The whole cottage is beautiful. I would never be able to leave it.
This girls level of motivation is in a league of its own.
My dads a carpenter and this is exactly how he does things, just with more profanity.
☠☠☠☠☠☠
Same
It turned out to be a very comfortable room.
Every project she starts Im like... “thats gonna look weird” and every time she proves me wrong. Another perfectly put together space.
i had an idea for that drafty log wall. you could add some 1x3 strapping and some foam board insulation then cover it plywood and then cedar siding or shingles
bro ur channel is freaking iconic. how u put out so much fire content. WOW.
Wonderful :) I have a suggestion to help with the drafty log wall that you used spray foam on last winter: I know the logs look nice, but perhaps you could insulate that wall only with the regular kind of insulation (the one you used in your lounge when your uncle helped you move in), then put up a vapour barrier and some planks/boards. I'd also suggest investing in some double glazed windows just for that portion of the house at least. That way, in winter, that wall becomes an insulted barrier between you and the cold outside! Just an idea, but I'm also a novice :) Keep up the good work, I love watching you, you are an inspiration.
The moment has come. The log cabin in the forest is now deserving of the title: “cottage”.
I can’t believe my addiction to Hannah’s videos all started with her making paper out of leaves
LMAO that's the same video that just showed up on my reccomend one day and I just never left
SAMEEEEEE
Lol same😅thanks TH-cam
Same
Lol SAME
It’s what I refer to as a Hemingway room. It’s my dream to have a house that looks like Hemingway would have lived in it. This is stunning.
What a perfect term!
19:30 - Nailed it! And I couldn't agree more, the Defender out front just puts the wrapper on an epic space! Well done! Looks like you're channeling your inner Hemmingway, squirreled away in your cabin, writing the next best selling novel! You GO girl!
You have such the beautiful voice! Also you inspire me so much to buy my own house in the woods and remodel it myself, my friend said she’d help me and live with me too! Thank you so much for brightening up my day too! I love come to your videos and watching you.
Loving these transformations on your cabin!!. Maybe fill the gaps in the logs on the bottom of the wall with concrete to stop water getting in, and cold air in winter. Possibly build a shallow wall around the breaker box to insulate it and keep cold air from the inside of the cabin.
I was going to suggest the same thing. I would also cut the smaller trees around her cabin to dry it out and also, the roots won’t interfere with the foundation. Looks amazing!! I love how she decorates.
Tyvek the wall and add shiplap or other siding. Have the breaker box moved, they are designed to be outside, maybe with a small enclosure. Edit - I would not use concrete, it will retain moisture & rot the wood. Tar would work, but that is messy - you could also use hemp, which is what they use in boats to 'caulk' joints.
It’s called chinking. It fills in the gaps between logs
@@valerieann2751 yes, used to use mud years ago, but I'm thinking that would get nasty.
@@ckm-mkc Cob is what she should use its easy and accessible and would look good with the wood best thing is it insulates and breathes. I think Hannah would love the process too its so tactile and sculptural.
Hannah taking the "being the main character" on another level is what I'm living for ! Such a nice room !
Hannah is a young lady with an old soul. It’s refreshing to see someone use their talents to charm their home in such a marvelous way, it’s the idyllic story tale cottage. Maybe she can make it a B&B someday! I love her. ❤️ -Lizzy B.
Your personality shows by how you did the room up. Very beautiful room and I love the desk!
Hannah you could make plexiglass inserts to cover the screens in the porch to keep the snow out in the winter and to protect the things on the porch. Eventually you could make it a 3 season room by adding real windows with screens that you can open to let in fresh air, but close during rain and other wet weather. You would need to raise up the level of wall underneath where you would want the windows to go. You might be able to find windows that are thrifted. You can find them everywhere around where I live so I am sure that you will find some if you go looking. Your cottage is gorgeous and I love your different projects.
Just based on your music taste, I feel like you're a friend of mine.
I just always feel so cozy watching your videos. Such great energy coming from you.
I'm in love with her room design style and her wardrobe and music taste. She is such an inspiration and a badass and so fun to watch her create such beautiful spaces inside and outside her home ❤
You truly have a gift for relatively quick, low-effort projects with cute results that make it seem like it could've been SO much more complicated and time-consuming!
Damn you got SO much shit done in these 2 days, it’s so admirable!! Young woman on a mission. You are an inspiration.
Can we all please take a minute to appreciate how absolute of a badass QUEEN this woman is!! I have just moved into my own wood cabin a few months ago, and have gone about things like an complete amateur, I have no idea what I'm doing, but you know what, sometimes you just have to make it work.
Shout out to the wardrobe department for this production! Village girl, Project Girl, Archaeology Grad Student, Expat Girl, and Author in Seclusion.
Wild ride! :)
All we need now is the kitchen then a whole house tour! I’ve been dying to see what the whole thing looks like together plus I think you probably made some small adjustments over the months. Excited for the other cabin!!!
it's all there on other vids...
As we watch, Hannah says, “Hold on”.
She exits in a sun dress and returns in a beautifully sophisticated number.
She sits, picks up her pen and writes: I once had a farm in Africa.…
I love that porch!
Meryl Streep is somewhere out there very proud.
@@JessicaRobinn -Thank you!
Lol!!
I thought the very same thing!!
@@JessicaRobinn Right??
I just want to hug her! Such a determined, strong, young woman.
Way to go Hannah!!! Watching you turn your creative visions into spaces that are absolutely lovely and enchanting is one of my favorite things on TH-cam!!
the porch + the view- it’s like a fairy lives there 🥺🧚🧚♀️🧚♂️🤍. It’s looking so pretty Hannah!
For the vertical logs, Perma-Chink (or other brand)would be a good product to use. It would air/water seal it and remain flexible. Kind of tedious, but easy to do. I live about an hour south of you and most lumber yards carry the product.
Can’t wait to see the porch decorated! Hammock, hanging chair etc. of course plants!
Its decorated.. at the end..
@@thatscool1550 yep noticed that. I was commenting while watching!🤗🤗
It’s too much for now LoL!
I happened upon your channel.... what caught my eye was this attractive young girl stating “ I am moving to the woods alone”. I couldn’t imagine why!...... you have grit girl. I admire your can do attitude.! I am 70 years old and you got me up off the couch! I have started projects and tell my friends about you and tell them to watch you! I love your room redos and other projects that you work on. Not so much on the singing and dancing or holding that make believe microphone..... but I guess that is my age. Your voice is good. Continue living life and remodeling your cute cottage.
Fantastic! I too change my outfits multiple times a day. I have my out in public clothes, my house dresses, project clothes, and of course nap clothes!
Remember the rotten wood floor... it rotted because there is no awning over that screen window. Your desk and chair will suffer the same fait if you dont put a awning overhang so any rain water doesnt come in on the floor and furnature.
Thank you for this info.
It helps me greatly!!!
I'm sure it helps her too😊
@@maesams6212 i made thick plastic covers for the windows, lined on the outsides with waterproof fabric, and then you just clip them on and off when you need, my porch has lasted 30 years and its great!
Yes, but where's the photos? Inquiring minds want to know!
I love learning all these things. Thank you so much!!
It needs to be waterproofed the floor too. To heck and back
THE VIBES in this house is literally everything 😭💜
I love it!! A few wispy bohemian curtains on the sides would be cool!!
Hanna you are such a blessing to people .Hanna your sweet personality and how you love nature and love even a little mouse is
amazing .
Bless your beautiful space, thanks for sharing. You are a wonderful human being. All the best!
It looks cute but from the more practical perspective: if you don't fill the gaps the floor will keep rotting. Would consider redoing all the floor because it looks concerning. Also, you definitely need some proper isolation on the walls. Unless you are planning to spend winters in van which is cool and tbh good idea.
I was getting worried about you thinking that you weren’t going to stain the desk then out it came
You should know by now that she’s a grandmaster of staining
You know what I did with my porch I bought several palms & put them right in front of my porch & created a little oasis there! I loved it!!
Very nice room. Seems calm and a great place to relax. Great work Hannah.
Hannah, you've created a beautiful home through sheer determination and hard work, your cottage is what most of us can only dream of owning! your inspiration is commendable!
Yes. The room is gorgeous. That dress at the end was the perfect cherry on top. 👍👏👌
Dream Goal: to live like hannah in the woods and keep renovating whenever you are bored!
Love the 'cabin' transformation, indeed it is a 'cottage'...that rug...now a beautiful butterfly...
Just beautiful and cozy! Great work!
One of your best. Perfect ending and out. So peaceful.
that ending😩 i wish! be proud of what you’ve accomplished it’s so pretty. definitely consider more asmr especially in this space. the bird chirping is so relaxing
When i see your videos it feels like you are the main character of a nature and magic really cool serie
I'm here for the absolute chaos of you blindly jumping into projects. Never change, pls
I’m always inspired and impressed when I watch her project videos. So much will, discipline and power in such a tiny package!! Get it Hannah!!!
Good job Hannah! It looks AMAZING!
The amount of heart, and ambition that you have is amazing.
Beautiful Hannah you've done a great job transforming the cabin into a home. Your good vibes, good eye and magic touch is evident all around. Cant wait for the next one 💗👍
I'm so excited. Everytime you upload a vlog it's an instant boost of serotonin🥰
I admire your spunk and effort. You're doing great.
OMG I love this room! Romantic jungle safari vibes all the way 😍😍😍
I need to start wearing dresses while doing chores haha
I am a house painter by trade. Seeing her paint in a dress amazes me. I go home at the end of the day covered in paint.....Hannah? Nope. Cracks me up.
I recently made the switch to only wearing dresses/skirts (They look better on me, are more comfortable, and I feel pretty every day). At first it was weird, but now I'm used to doing everything in them. I have aprons that I wear if I'm doing something messy. It's been such a good change for me! I look forward to getting dressed every day, now! :) I figure women only wore skirts and dresses for most of human history. If they could do everything in them, why can't I?
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@@breewarner312 this is a video; could be she changes her cloths...
@@bunny_0288 I had to wear dresses and skirts mostly growing up. I don't have to anymore but I like wearing longer ones..actually very freeing.
You are my inspiration! I’m going to get to work on my house now (right after I order a pair of Carhartt bib overalls!).
I love how everything is coming together. I can't wait to see what you do with the kitchen.
Great job on the room!!
It certainly is beautiful. You have done an incredible transformation. Enjoy every minute of your cottage in the woods. 😍💕
NEED TO KNOW: when will you be attacking the cottage exterior?! AMPED to see you go to town on the outside! The patio/porch turned out so good!
yes! if she insulated and put up a wall on the outside wall in the porch then it wouldn't get so cold and drafty in the winter. it'd also hide all the nasty electrical wires from the electrical panel.
Another cabin/cottage project done with minimal fuss. Love the choreography and your internal dialogue. Your home continues to evolve. Stay well.😎
This is cottagecore at its literal best.
You really did a great job it's stunning 🏡😊❤️🐶😺
It always comes out beautiful when you put your Heart and Soul into any project. ❤❤❤
Me at 36: I'm gonna be like her when I grow up!
Meat 52!
I'm almost twice her age and feel the same way....
And at 66! Lol. Ahhhh...dream on!
Every time I watch your vids I think wow, there’s another “music soul mate” out there just Like me!!! … who listens to all kinds of music and even the bands not everyone knew about back then. If you want check out this new band, I absolutely LOVEEEE called, Strawberry Milk Cult. Love love love your videos.
I definitely love her music choices also, I think we need a Hannah Playlist
Dude thank you for just introducing me to this band ! You’re awesome
@@iamachubbybunny hey what’s that song at 5:48 I had it in my playlist but I lost it and now I don’t remember the name. Please help me out 😭
@@kairos116 Arctic Monkeys - Do I Wanna Know :)
I just love your renovation videos, I'm exciteddd
Hannah ,you never cease to amaze me with your projects . All your thoughts come together beautifully. Thank you for being you. Art
it's such a beautiful room like the ones you see in the ambient study backgrounds/cottagecore study with me animations
It’s beautiful! The desk, floors, rug …just…CHEFS KISS! I wouldn’t leave! Wonderful job Hannah 👏🏽👏🏽🤗🤗
girl, i admire u so much. how are u so creative!?!
i enjoy eating a spaghetti dinner, watching hannah do projects, whilst sitting on the floor. it’s like having dinner w a friend :,)
This comment inspired me to make spaghetti to eat while I watch 😂😂
I had spaghetti for dinner! Now I wish I ate it while watching this video haha
What a wonderful job you did Hannah! Although another YT creator and expert on wood, in one of his vlogs stated that if you do plan to paint your outside porch for summers or other seasons. It should be with outdoor paint which is different from paints used indoors. And before painting any wood, it should be sanded down, give it some time to breathe, paint it and add a sealant. These steps will prevent the paint from chipping off over time.
And the paint(s) should be a dark shade because dirt will be very visible every time you step outside. Other than that I had so much fun watching you redo your porch!
And I suggest you read Kate D'Hotman's comment about insulating the outside logs with spray foam, to keep the cold temperature even inside warmer/cooler. 🛠
Absolutely amazing.
Are you going to fill in the gaps between those outside logs so no rain can get through and rot your new floor?
I wish I had the vision to do what you do.♥️