So sweet, thank you!

the kid inspecting if the doors open cracked me up xD

I know amazing

And takes time to give hugs and kisses to her baby!!!🙌

Thanks for the tip!

Yeah I was wondering too how to make the gap between the door disappear… thanks for the tip

Great tip! I didn't know that either, and that gap would make me crazy.

I'm so glad it was helpful!

Do you have videos on how to do it?

I've been thinking that this whole time

That’s the first thing that came to my mind!! I was like look at those arms girl!!

Same

I appreciate that!

Ruth, that is one of the nicest things anyone has ever said to me here. I really appreciate you taking the time! That truly made my day. 💛

Hi Ruth, comments help channels move up in the algorithms, so more viewers see them. So you just helped 👍🏽🌸

Glad you enjoyed it!

Yay! You should!

Great point, Andrea! Very true.

Great tip! I just left it off, but I totally could have cut holes, like you said.

I had a piece of furniture collapse when I tried to move it without the back on 😬

The backing on the ivar is paper thin, guys. I don’t think it’s collapsing without it.

@@MeganBell 🤔 If followers are worried about stability, they can add four square -or- quarter round trim pieces (8 pieces total). Cut slightly smaller than depth of cabinet to fit each inside each corner. •Pick wood screws or finishing nails that will go thru trim piece into the interior side as well as top/bottom (w/o piercing all the way to exterior of cabinet when the nail or screw is all the way in). The fact two cabinets are screwed together in the center could also improve overall stability. If that's the case, you could scale back trim in outer corners only (4 pieces total). Something like that would help prevent any potential wobble or collapse. 🦋

Thank you so much 😀

🏋️‍♀️Impressive🏋️‍♀️...on both counts!

Thank you so much!! I really appreciate that.

Hope you like it!

Thank you so much!

Yay! Thank you! Please do!

Thank you!

I saw that! And thank you.

Glad it was helpful!

Wonderful! Have fun!

We LOVE it too. I will never got back to a double or stainless steel sink ever!

💥It is a thing of beauty!💥 🤔Do you miss a garbage disposal? Would only ever go super high-end apron style stainless steel. Otherwise feel that SS sinks tend to look depressingly cheap & utilitarian.

Thank you so much 🤗

Yes! Thank you!

Go for it! It will look great either way!

Thank you so much!

Thank you!! 😊

Thank you!

Yay! Thank you!

Thank you so much!

Thanks for watching!

Thank you so much 😀

I think so too! Thank you!

Awe thank you, lady!

Thank you!!

Thank you so much!!

Awesome, thank you!

Thank you!! 😊

Great idea! Go for it! 💛

Thanks for subbing!

Please do!

Thank you! Cheers!

LOL! I thought it came in quite handy when I did this project. I don't think I have any buckets large enough to fit the caning.

Megan Bell If you have a bath tub that works well

Fair enough! That was my first time using the caning that way and I learned a few things, also those hinges are tricky! LOL Thank you for subbing.

@@MeganBell No harm, no foul. We all live & learn.🤓Personally, I hate adjusting the doors on IKEA hinges. It seems to take me forever to get it just right. 🎉BTW, this is a beautiful project. Brilliant that you painted🖌it before assembling! Added those sexy brass feet👏. That cane seriously ☄glams☄up the Ivar workhorse.🌟See this as a great application to conceal ugly speakers in a storage bench seat too. FYI: To make interior look more finished down the road, you might consider adding a trim piece over cane edge & staples w/finishing nails👍. Even w/a brilliant T-square, I have proven absolutely hopeless about measuring📐. 👨‍🔧Much to the distress of my DIY/carpenter dad as well as my own frustration, still can't seem to get same measurement📏twice. 😉Chalked it up to influence of my mom's dyslexia. Makes it feel far less humiliating for someone who skews perfectionist not to be able grasp something other's find such a cinch. 🤔 For that reason (& the fact I don't own any power saws), might have hardware store cut a 1×2" pine board Shaker Style (8 long pieces + 8 shorter bits) to dimension of each door in order to make my own cabinet door where I can sandwich cane between 2 frames. I do have a round drill bit to cut indentation for hinge, but could always do a standard hinge too. Add slim/flat trim (maybe even a few paint stir sticks if cheaper). All cut & nailed to fit on "rear" interior door on each side as a "lip" in center to conceal any nasty potential gap too. 😁 Sadly, did not follow after my dad with his skill in wood-working. Feel fortunate I gleaned enough knowledge to fake some things. Plus, as you mentioned, spackle & paint cover a world of sin. ~~~~~~~~~~ ♻️ Are you going to repurpose your 4 pine door cut outs? Could make a variety of items. 💕Like a rustic or mod riser shelf stand w/fence post or wooden knob as feet (or source more brass). You could use one by itself or stack multiples on a buffet. 🍥Could be multi-tier charming cupcake or dessert display🍰. Maybe even hold some mugs set out for a special coffee service☕. Different levels always make a tablescape more interesting. 🛑You could also make some kind of signage or wall art🖼. With a pair of brass drawer pulls on each end, you could make a cheeseboard🧀. Or, a 🥗lap👩‍💻 tray w/solid plank support or post feet too. If DIY'd cane doors, would consider utilizing four reserved Ivar doors to make an etagere for 🌱plants or⚱objects d' art🗿 using a combo of posts & bun feet. Maybe even create a rolling cart w/a pair of towel rods on top as handle with casters on bottom. 🌎Just suggestions, hate seeing useful items tossed in landfill🗑. ☮💛🌼

Thank you! Cheers!

Haha yes! Don't you know it! They'd make great shelves actually.

Thanks for watching!

Awesome! Thank you!

Door should be able to be regulated from the hinges and then you will not have a space.

Was about to ask the same ques. Its like she install it wrongly.. the gap are too wide..

There are videos on how to close the gap you can have a look at.

The hinge screws will adjust the door space gaps.

@@siobhanroberts8627 You're right👍. Found getting the right adjustment on hinges to be one of the trickiest things to get right.😢😭😂 😣Took me a lot of trial & error on doors to finally get hung right on a faux built-in wall of 4 tall IKEA Billy Bookcases.

Thank you! Cheers!

Thank you! 😁

Thank you! I'm kind of obsessed and trying to incorporate it tastefully throughout the house without going overboard 😂

@@MeganBell would love to see what ideas you have for using your cane "off cuts" .

Thank you! 💛

1/8 super fine! About 132 inches

You are so kind 💛

Yes! That's it!

You can do it! I ordered 132 inches and it was here within the week!