DIY Network Blog Cabin 2007
The cozy mountain retreat built in the Great Smoky Mountains, DIY Network's first Blog Cabin featured a green metal roof, bark exterior siding, a stone fireplace and custom carved-wood details.
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The Blog Cabin Story 01:52
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Tour the finished Blog Cabin 02:29
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Create a Fake Rug Effect 02:12
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Build an Outdoor Fireplace 01:52
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Save money! Install a fan 01:39
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Give your shower some power! 02:05
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Learn How to Tile 02:06
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Build a Window Seat 01:49
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Hardwood Flooring Install 02:10
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Kitchen Cabinet Installation 01:52
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Picking a Cabin Lot: Amy Devers 02:45
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A Blogged Cabin 01:20
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How to Install a Window 02:02
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Need a New Countertop? 02:02
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