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Pharmacist👩🏽‍⚕️| DIY is my therapy
Empowering you to turn your Pinterest board to life one DIY at a time while prioritizing mental health
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I removed the trim… and it removed half the wall w

I removed the trim… and it removed half the wall with it.

Apparently caulk was my builder’s solution to literally everything. 🫩

Sealed the torn paper, layered on the joint compound, sanded A LOT… and we’re slowly getting there.

Patching drywall is not my favorite, but we’re learning in real time over here.

Next up: ripping out the carpet.

Would you keep going or call it quits at this point? 😅

#DIYHome #StairRenovation #BuilderGrade #HomeProjects #Drywall

These are 5 easy, beginner friendly upgrades that

These are 5 easy, beginner friendly upgrades that make a big difference, especially if you’re working with a builder grade space.

✔️ New door hardware
✔️ Updated light fixtures
✔️ Modern faucets
✔️ Fresh paint
✔️ Patching holes & fixing drywall

None of these require a pro.
None of them break the budget.

These upgrades can make your home feel more finished, cared for, and intentional.

Which one would you start with first?

DIY home upgrades • beginner DIY projects • affordable home improvements • increase home value

My dog judging me for starting another project whe

My dog judging me for starting another project when I still have 10 unfinished ones 🫠

I thought removing the balusters was going to be

I thought removing the balusters was going to be straightforward… Once the balusters came off, I realized the original holes were bigger than I thought, and some of them needed to be shifted for the new balusters.

Which meant one thing: every hole had to be filled first.
Quick tip if you’re using Bondo, it dries FAST. Ask me how I know 😅

I’m taking this one step at a time because these stairs still have to be used every day, which means slow, careful, and slightly chaotic progress.

Next up: patching the drywall after removing the trim. stair chaos continues 👀🪜

I wish I was exaggerating… but our stair post was

I wish I was exaggerating… but our stair post was literally held together by nails.

No bolts. No structural screws. No real support...

This is a main support post we’ve been walking past, every single day. So yeah… it finally makes sense why the stairs felt wobbly for a while.

This is episode 3 of the stair project I’ve been avoiding for years.

If you’ve been following along, you already know what’s coming next 👀If you’re new here… welcome to the chaos.

It’s never a small project 😅

It’s never a small project 😅

My favorite part of owning a new construction home

My favorite part of owning a new construction home is uncovering all the “amazing” work the builder left behind 🫩

New construction home problems are more common than you think… which is exactly why I’ve learned to DIY so much.

I avoided this project for years because it intimi

I avoided this project for years because it intimidated me.

But when the railing started getting worse, I knew it wasn’t something I could ignore anymore.

What I found explains exactly why it was so unstable.

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