Two upgrades,
they cost like maybe a hundred-ish bucks or less.
Yeah.
Yeah, these are both projects that we've done
on this season of "Home Town", season six,
the one that's on TV right now.
This is something that we did
on an episode a couple of weeks ago.
And we took a room that had been a porch,
and then it was made into a glass room
and we made it into a living room.
And it was this family that had grown children
and they use their house here as a vacation house.
They use it as a place for the holidays
for, you know, whenever for people to come and,
and everyone can be there.
And so it's, they all, they have four kids,
they're all grown.
And so everyone comes and their big thing is
they like to play games
and put together puzzles as a family.
And so we took the windows out of the glass room
and we made it into a table.
All right.
And so the way you do that,
you have a window here,
and this one's really simple,
the way we did it.
You've got a plywood base here
that just makes it a little more stable, all right.
But then we kind of got to think like,
you don't want to be looking at firewood. Okay.
So we, we wrapped it with some of this, you know,
barnwood, kind of give it a look.
But then you could find these windows at salvage stores,
or maybe you've done a home renovation projects,
and you've got one leftover.
So when you're finished playing the game or it's dinner time
and you want to come back to it,
you can leave it under there.
But the big thing is having this cavity
underneath the table.
So instead of having a flat top,
you have this cabinet.
And what it does is it allows you to leave the game.
Until later.
Right.
So you get your coffee table back or you get your--
get your coffee table or your dinner table
or whatever it is.
And you get that--
And it's still there.
This one, the one that we built for the family--
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Amazing, look at that, it's gorgeous.
If you're in the middle of building the puzzle
you could put it on anything, a piece of board.
Anything. Absolutely.
Hide it in there.
Even if it's, it's be in the process of being put together.
I love that.
Cause everybody that comes to our home does that too.
They play cards together and games together, and chess.
And our friend Lainey loves to build puzzles.
What a clever idea.
All right, guys.
One more. Give us another one too.
Give us another one. Okay.
So coming up on an episode,
you're going to learn about Papel Picado,
which is something I have loved my whole life.
The colorful--
usually they're colorful paper cuttings
that you see in like Mexican decor.
And we have a family
who has a very special connection to Mexico.
We wanted to include Mexican inspired art in their home.
So I worked with, in the episode,
a really incredible Papel Picado artist
to create a custom piece for them in fabric.
And we cut it together.
It was kind of like making snowflakes but bigger.
And this is like a simplified version of that.
You can order this online or from a party supply store.
I chose this white to put on a black background.
And you use double-sided tape
to mount it to a piece of mat board.
The one that we did on the episode--
It's a triptych of three colors.
Yeah. She used colors--
Yeah, those colors are used in the design of the house.
Beautiful.
Here you see, it becomes art.
Yeah.