DIY Cane Cabinet IKEA Hack

This DIY Cane Cabinet is a brilliant IKEA hack that will work on any cabinet with a glass door. We'll show you the best way to do cane on glass!

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[Souldesouse]

You lost one day, but saved thousands of your viewers’ ..
well appreciated help and advice
Thank you

[suzanneaardema]

I really appreciate that you show the fails too. Great to learn from others!❤❤❤

[boobdongle]

I can’t tell you how helpful this video is. Thank you SO MUCH!

[nancyg.]

Another option is to wait until the cane fully stretches and dry, then add the trim. Great job overall.👏

[architecturalwiremesh]

Perfect DIY job, we produce decorative stainless steel wire mesh, some of them are perfect for cabinet inserts, but this cane mesh looks more natural and stylish.💯

[McRambleOn]

Very thorough & detailed- thanks for describing & showing each step and explaining why something is important- bc that helps one learn & understand, for the next project… it helps one become more capable & confident abt creating & problem solving themselves. Having the perspective of a man & woman is also helpful bc the approach is so thoughtful & directions are seamless. Thanks a lot! Ive had this thought myself after seeing some cool rolls of cane on Amazon- now I know it takes a bit of preparation & more materials, but I can’t wait to try myself!

[brigettejohnson]

I viewed this video for the CANE hack!!!! But your doggies secured at the like… Very cute!

[anthonyaquino]

Always great DIYs! Thank you for always taking us on your DIY adventures! Subscribed & excited for your giveaway! Happy Holidays everyone & good luck🤩

[boobdongle]

If anyone sees this, I hope I can save you a headache. Don’t do this diy. I did this and it looked amazing right after, but didn’t even last a year. It’s all coming off. Internet strikes again…

[priyankagomatam]

I found exactly what I wanted in this video. Thanks!!

[debbieminkus]

Awesome technique! Thanks for sharing . I subscribed.

[the_grammy]

🤔 Curious as to why you didn’t just soak the cane in its original size, let it dry on its own and then cut it to size. Putting some weight or tension on it as it dried would get out those waves. Just thinking 💭

[idmeghaburnwal]

So glad I 'cane' through your video 😂 thanks for showing your mistake.. will keep that in mind .

[lizsandor]

The cane does not shrink soaking in warm water before just makes it
More pliable

[dr.stacey]

Excellent idea!! I’ve got a Billy bookcase that I use in my coastal home as a pantry in my kitchen. The light wood is great, but the glass doors means you see everything inside (it’s hard to hide the Oreos 😂).
I’ve tried frosting the glass and other treatments, but this is what I would love to do!
Don’t know if you’re still answering questions here, but I love the idea of soaking and ironing the cane. I’m worried I won’t be as precise as you and wondering if you did try soaking, ironing and letting it dry before cutting with any success?

[kinkamei]

Your house looks beautiful! Please do a home tour. Please! 😊

[aparajitaxyz]

Even though you now know you made a mistake earlier but what you should have just done is thought of not trimming it off. You should have just stapled it and let it dry up and then cut off the excess...even though you didn't know that it shrunk 😊

[yink]

Looks great! Where did you get your cane webbing from?

[martharodriguezyvariedades]

Que hermosura Dios te ama bendiciones 🇨🇴 Bogotá abrazos

[lauriee]

You are definitely more of the diy pro than me but I feel like I would’ve done things a little differently…but then again I don’t have a YouTube channel!