Part 2: Pool Noodle Mirror ✨ $80 vs $3500 #diy

[VeryNerdyPerson]

Gorgeous! I never would've guessed you made this using pool noodles!

[Lia_]

Cats like "oooohh a new scratch post!" 😆

[yulingzheng]

I'm always so impressed by ppl who can just diy everything and have it turn out amazing

[snowpea]

NOBODY KNOWS HOW HAPPY I AM AFTER SCROLLING 2 VIDEOS FROM PART 1 DOWN TO PART 2 😭

[darciann]

EXCELLENT DIY!! Definitely worth the work!

[mxgickm]

Really proud of you for not giving up even though the glass cutting didn't go as planned 🙌🏼

[my.melodvy]

you have some patience, I wouldve gave up as soon as the mirror broke wrong 💀 it looks great

[LynnS-zu]

In my OPINION yours just look better!I could never!

[yukia.]

You deserve a lot more subscribers for posting the next part directly after the previous part.

[deepkalbande]

Damnnn it looks soo good. Better than the 3500$ tbh. Totally worth it 💯

[mndlgh]

Who knew pool noodles could look so modern with some finessing! Great project, amazing DIY!

[angelacasipe]

101% worth it!! The end result looked so good!

[PennyThePlatypus]

In my opinion I think that it really depends on who you are for the “Buy it or DIY it?” If you have the money and probably don’t have a lot of free time to do this kinda of thing then yeah, maybe you should buy it. But if you are going for a less expensive approach and you have the spare time then I think you should DIY it. It also depends on other things of course but i think the main thing is price vs time

[marieiscanadian]

I saw Part 1 as a random short and was hooked. I immediately came to your channel and have now subscribed. I love this DIY so much! Mad props!

[LunaTurki]

DUDE you made it exactly like the original one it absolutely worth it!

[kgaogelosatekge]

Even if it had cost you $800 dollars to diy it, it still would've been worth it. $3500 for a mirror is just crazy

[alvindavid_]

" The original costs . . ."
This is your original, absolutely lovely 💯 There is some great satisfaction that comes with a self made item, Great work ❤

[christiedecker]

Always better to create yourself. You learn a new skill. You save money - generally. You are able to make something beautiful from sometimes very unusual or recycled items. You have the satisfaction of doing it yourself. Always better to create, always! Blessings.

[Pomelo]

So cute! Beautiful job. Doesn’t look like it cost $80 ❤

[tjones]

Looks better put together and more Beautiful than the original. Definitely worth it. 3500 Jebus! Is there gold around the edges?!