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hey guys i will soon get my own room (finallyyyy) i'll most likely not be allowed to change the wall colors but i can hang up decorations, get a carpet and all that. i love to DIY but don'r rlly know what to do, i am a whimsy goth so i would love advice/inspo (im sorry for my bad english) submitted by /u/funkypunkygothbanany to r/teenagers [link] [comments]

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So, I bought this house that was ‘in need of updating and modernisation’. It was overlooked for months, according to the agents because people couldn’t see beyond the current decor. Thankfully, the house had a beautiful sea view, so, for a significantly reduced price I snapped it up and thought I’d worry about the rest later…. I absolutely detested the small dark kitchen, I’m often told I bite off more than I can chew, this was one of those occasions, and chew away I did. They said it’d be too much work, it couldn’t be done, but I had a vision, and come hell or high water I would have a nice kitchen. I decided to swap the rooms around by bringing the kitchen into the existing dining room, knocking the chimney breast out to accommodate an eBay find oven that I was determined would fit because it was a bargain, creating a central island to house the sink and dishwasher and making the existing kitchen a utility type room for washer, dryer, fridge etc. What followed was a lot of blood, sweat, tears, swearing, roping my girlfriends and my 65 year old mum in to dismantle flooring, walls and tiles by using a lure of wine and takeaways. 10 weeks of washing up in the upstairs bath (which was hell on earth), dealing with a new pup mid project (definitely bit off some more to chew), and helping the poor driver they sent alone with said bargain eBay range cooker, lift it up a flight of stairs and over my neighbours wall to get it into my house at 7am on a Sunday morning 😏 But we got there!! I now own enough power and hand tools to give B&Q a run for their money and a lot more knowledge when it comes to ‘DIY’ thanks to YouTube and forums like these here on Reddit. So thank you, and keep the banter up, it lightens the mood mid project meltdown 😀 My lovely mum always said to never judge a book by its cover, nor underestimate the drive of a determined woman 💁🏼‍♀️ 💅🏼 submitted by /u/OctoberScorpio77 to r/DIYUK [link] [comments]

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link to last post: https://www.reddit.com/r/DIYUK/s/hVR5c8fzV6 Hi everyone, Some people complained that my last post wasn't relevant enough to DIY so that's why I've added DIY to the title FYI and there is a DIY question. As you all probably know, I've been dealing with a so called decorator for the past month but his work has been incredibly shoddy. After him yet again failing to properly do the touch ups we wanted, I decided that enough was enough. So Mr. "decorator" finally got the sack yesterday, following advice from some of the more helpful members of this community. He didn't take it well and asked for full payment, as well as some extras!! I have to admit, I literally laughed in his face... He got a bit upset then and "aggy", as I previously predicted (I'm quite the fortune teller it seems). He then gave another sob story about having worked for 4 weeks straight, no payment, bla bla bla, same old news about his poor little daughters (you'd think this was a third world country the way he goes on lol). I told him straight up, if you want to be paid for a job then you need to do the job properly. Sadly, this whole experience has shown me that the majority of these two GCSE clowns just can't be trusted to get anything done to a decent standard. He also said that we'd "promised" him the full job and that his current rates were based on doing the full job. Did I say we wanted him to do all the rooms when we were negotiating the initial rate? Yeah sure, but I was careful to always add that we would "probably" or "almost certainly" go with him for the whole job. Anyone with a few brain cells knows that almost certainly does not mean certainly! Sorry if I come off bitter/judgemental but this whole thing has understandably left me feeling p*ssed. It is what it is at the end of the day, I'm just gutted for myself that I'm probably gonna have to deal with more of these mouth breathers in the near future 😅. I hope he knows there's no hard feelings but I felt I had to block him in the end because it was stressing me out. I left his stuff in the front garden which I feel bad about but he's always late and I don't wanna leave the key for him (luckily we got it back after he finished final touch ups last night!). I put a cover over it too in case it rains or anything. Anyway, to draw out the link to DIY, I'm gonna have a go doing the work myself (and I'll probably send him some pics if I can get a good finish myself!). So how should I get started? From what I've seen, I think I need to start by getting the paint off the skirting boards in the next rooms! Thanks in advance for any advice and I hope my posts can serve as a lesson for others in the future! I went into this process being very naive but I think I can confidently say I have a better grasp of the value of DIY now. submitted by /u/No-Baby-2039 to r/DIYUK [link] [comments]

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I had some wonderful recommendations to really pull this room together with my new mulberry curtains, so thank you, Reddit! 1) I added a larger rug with purple/red and layered it with the other. 2) DIY applied a ceiling rose and painted it. 3) added a new throw and cushions (I already had one of these medieval tapestry style cushions in my spare room, so had to get more because I love them!). **I’m awaiting a large painting for above the bed, and some other decorative bits.** submitted by /u/RedRenaissanceFox to r/femalelivingspace [link] [comments]

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Since the announcement of the 3.0 Update (but even before that, I've noticed more and more people pushing claims that New Horizons is less sim-like or its gameplay is less "Animal Crossing" than before. My view is that New Horizons is actually more like Animal Crossing than people care to admit, while New Leaf was kind of the exception (and a justified one, as well).) I'll start of by saying that I do agree with many of the criticisms and points made over New Horizons: I do agree that design/decorating are at the core of this game ; that it's shameful that we don't have as many returning special NPCs like we would like (especially those that make little sense for them not to add, like Gracie or Blanca ; I absolutely think that not having multiplayer mini-games is a missed opportunity (and a missed business opportunity for them, as well) and I do terribly miss the Nook's upgrades.) Having said all of that, I do think that many of the criticism I see thrown around is pretty unfair: Sense/element of progression This is perhaps one of the biggest points I see thrown around. Unlike what people say, New Horizons does have a sense of progression: quite literally you start off in a deserted island and build off from there (with a few "tasks" handed to you by Tom Nook himself. Slowly, your island will start developing, opening itself for more buildings and stores. Timmy and Tommy will leave the tent and start off with Nook's Cranny ; Mabel will visit and propose starting the Able's Sisters Shop ; You will eventually find Blather's tent and he'll start off the museum (the first part) ; eventually you'll also find Brewster on an island and he'll open The Roost ; Isabelle will arrive soon with the renewal of the Resident Services building ; you will eventually meet Harvey on your island to invite you to his ; and this will all (eventually) wrap up with K.K.'s concert. In addition to this, the game does unlock quite a few features as you progress: the island builder, the online catalogue, customizing your home (exterior), and if you have the DLC -- you will eventually also unlock more features for your house. There's also "smaller" things you unlock, like the specific items you can get through the aerobics, for example. In addition, NH introduced the whole "Nooks Miles" thing, which can actually push players to accomplish certain tasks. I think the biggest issue of the game is, perhaps, that "progression" seems more predominant on the early stages of the game. Whereas in New Leaf, progression actually takes more time.) However, if you look at past games (prior to NL, you'd know that) there really isn't anything you can progress there (with the exception of Nook's stores. Otherwise, the game is pretty much the same forever.) Online multiplayer Online multiplayer is also a point that I see brought up very often here. I also really liked the mini-games on Tortimer Island in New Leaf and, as I said, I think it's a missed opportunity that they didn't bring them back here. However, online multiplayer in NH is nothing different to previous (online installments.) Back then in WW and CF, there really wasn't much else to do (other than play hide and seek in the museum, lol. If anything, I think NH has allowed for players to create more games of their own. I also think that, the fact that islands are very different to each other, actually encourages more people to visit each other than if they were to do so now a days with WW or CF.) I also think that Slumber Party (introduced in 3.0 is a step in the right direction. It really look fun but not just from a decorative perspective -- I can only imagine the types of mini games and courses people will create from there.) Special NPCs and events As I've said, it's quite shameful that Nintendo didn't bring back all of the special NPCs from previous games. I think quite a few of them would've made sense if they had been brought back (Blanca for April's Fools or Gracie. However, I think people don't realize that New Horizons currently has more special NPC's than GCN, WW and CF.) - Gamecube Animal crossing had 33 special NPCs. - Animal Crossing: Wild World had 34 special NPCs. - Animal Crossing: City Folk had 48 special NPCs. - Animal Crossing: New Leaf had 61 special NPCs. - Animal Crossing: New Horizons has 50 special NPCs (currently with 3.0 ; prior to 3.0 it had 47 - DLC included in both counts, without DLC it has 44.) So yes, I'm also sad about the lack of returning special NPCs (and I can totally understand people being upset as well by this ; especially when I feel like some NPCs were unfairly replaced by items: like the postcard stand or the QR Design Code stand. However, it literally has the most special NPCs compared to the older series. I think there's also quite a few positives from the way these new NPCs have been approached: I absolutely loved learning more about Cyrus and Reese through their wedding anniversary event ; Unlike New Leaf, Blathers will actually tell you more about insects/fish/critters (and his fear of insects is back) ; I thought it was pretty sweet that Brewster shows interest in Gyroids again (though I find it a shame that we can't give him gyroids, like in WW and CF). I also really like that Celeste's, unlike NL, is once again linked to stars and the sky (having falling stars while Celeste is on your island ; her giving your recipes for constellation-based furniture or space related, too, and wands!). C.J. and Flick being there not just for tournaments but also to give you models of insects and fish! Joan being in the hospital (lol) and giving you turnips every Monday! D.J. K.K. holding big raves at the HHP island every Sunday!) This is also not to mention that we can bring in and have coffee with all special NPCs and decorate their homes at HHP. While it's definitely a matter of taste and preference, I definitely like the way New Horizons approaches events and festivities. I love seeing how our villagers are more involved in them than in previous games. I also found that in New Leaf, we had lots of festivities that were celebrated with a cardboard for pics. I love the way NH has introduced more "simple" but sweet events, like May Day, the Wedding Anniversary Event, Earth Day with Leif (shrubs and the Nook Mile events and International Museum Day with the stamps!) As a reminder, Wild World had no "traditional" holiday events like in most games. There was no Bunny Day, Halloween, Turkey Day or Toy Day. I absolutely know that, if Wild World were to be released at that state now a days, it would've been torn to pieces. Anyone saying otherwise, is absolutely lying. As a point of comparison, here are the number of holidays celebrated per game in the series (not necessarily linked to an event:) - Animal Crossing GCN had 27 holidays. - Animal Crossing WW had 14 holidays. - Animal Crossing CF had 23 holidays. - Animal Crossing New Leaf had 21 holidays. - Animal Crossing New Horizons: 19 holidays (this is not considering the celebratory international event items you get through Nook's Shopping Catalogue, which are much more. I also didn't consider "seasonal events" like cherry blossoms/mushroom season, etc.) Returning features (and return to form) I feel like these aren't talked to enough, but New Horizons actually brought back so many features from the older games in the series. New Horizons was able to bring back: - The "up" camera view like in Animal Crossing Gamecube. - The "dream like" sequence of K.K. is similar to Animal Crossing Gamecube. - K.K. playing outside and the sequence is very similar to Animal Crossing Gamecube. - Wisp and Gulliver have roles very similar to Gamecube Animal Crossing. - Message in a bottle from Wild World (though not quite exactly the same.) - Morning Aerobics from Gamecube Animal Crossing. - (Currently, with the 3.0 update Being able to play with older Nintendo consoles (though you do need an NSO account to do so).) - Tiers on the map (like having up to three levels.) - "Islander" villagers from Gamecube Animal Crossing. - Cornimer from Wild World. - EDIT: Glowing money spot back from GCN. Villagers personality and dialogue Probably one of the most repeated points I see around here. Again, it's definitely a matter of taste and preference. I think NH's dialogue is actually pretty good, personally. I find that it can be pretty witty and I really enjoy going around talking to my villagers. NL's dialogue was very much centered on "tasks" (bring me this, do that, etc. There's a chunk of dialogue also related to "did you know if you press the X button... did you know there are lockers in the station...". You can check some of the differences (though it's not complete) in the transcripts) here (NH and) here) (NL.) Gamecube and Wild World had very great dialogue, too. Of course, there's the mean villagers part (which I adored, and the sense that they were progressively more friendly to you as they started to know more about you. But I also think that GCN dialogue was flawed at times. I think people may misremember, but it was very repetitive (so it cycled a lot) and a lot of it was also "press this button to X... ; go here if you want to buy ...".) EDIT 2 (as of 05/11/2025): Town decoration has (mostly) always been a feature in Animal Crossing games. It's coherent with the "ethos" of Animal Crossing. New Horizons wasn't the first game to introduce exterior or outdoor decoration. This has been a thing in (most) Animal Crossing games, except for Wild World (if I'm not mistaken). In Dobutsu No Mori e+ you could decorate your town with a series of objects through Tom Nook. Some of these items included the Giant Yoshi Egg, the Park Clock, the Flower Clock, Heliport, etc. In City Folk, you could include the Wind Mill or Lighthouse and you could also add the Fountain. New Leaf probably was built on these previous ideas when they introduced the Public Work Projects. Concluding thoughts I see lots of people argue that Animal Crossing: New Horizons doesn't feel like Animal Crossing, but I think it would be more fair if people were to frame those comparisons with New Leaf (because they truly mean New Leaf when they compare it to Animal Crossing as a series as a whole. Additionally, I think you are still pretty much free to play NH however you want, but I do see that people generally rush through the game when the game's philosophy and ethos has always been about taking things slowly and one thing at a time. Even then, there's tons of people doing time travel, treasure islands, etc. There's nothing wrong with that. I go to islands from other hemispheres, too. But I think people should also think about what they are doing and how they are approaching the game as part of their criticisms.) I also think the game needed to re-invent itself. I think there's a very little, niche community of players that still play older Animal Crossing games (myself included. But I'm 100% sure that the big majority of people would not have enjoyed Animal Crossing as much as they do now, because there was just not much to do on the older games. You did your dailys (which were a lot less back then) and that was pretty much it. GCN AC was pretty much a single-player game and it had lots of problems/hassles (like sending your fossils to the museum by mail, lol). I know lots of people would hate on those things today -- and villager interaction alone would not save them (because, as I said, while super creative and fun, they were also quite repetitive).) City Folk is probably proof of this. It was a carbon-copy of Wild World (with exception of the "city" feature, which was pretty lackluster, in general. The game reviewed and sold horribly (to this day, it's the worst-rated game of the series and it's one of the games with the lowest sales, as well ; Happy Home Designer almost sold just as much as CF, lol). So I'm sure that the AC team needed to innovate -- and they did with New Leaf. New Leaf brought a much needed innovative approach to the franchise (which was on the verge of dying). It literally turned Animal Crossing from a niche series into a Nintendo top 5.) I think New Horizons needed this new approach as well. I don't think the game would've survived as much with a carbon copy design of New Leaf. And the thing is, the game did bring a wave of new players (pandemic aside that has helped the series grow even more.) EDIT (as of the 3/11/2025) Thank you all for your comments and discussion. Something I've seen around on the comments is the idea that New Horizons was centered strictly on decoration or that all features are tailored to this form of gameplay. I think that undermines the game a bit and undermines many of the other lovely features the game has. As a reminder these are all the new features that New Horizons introduced (going up to the 3.0 update). I will also but in parenthesis returning features from the first three Animal Crossing: Villagers Villagers will have more interactions: they will sing, run around, hangout by the plaza, clean, exercise, do yoga, gather sticks, sit around, fall asleep and more. New "interactions" when your villager is trying to fish/catch bugs. Cooking Cooking recipes (including: fish, island fruit and mushrooms). You can plant and harvest vegetables Vegetables/harvest seeds are sold by Leif now Villagers can cook. Eating full recipes increases your number of strength (to lift trees or break rocks). You can dispose of the "energy/strength" by using the toilet. Nook Miles and Nook Miles Tickets You get Nook Miles points by completing different tasks You can exchange your Nook Miles points for items or Nook Miles Tickets You can use Nook Miles tickets to travel to other islands (and sometimes encounter villagers, if you have room in your island). Crafting and customization Crafting items Customizing items DIY recipes Introduction to "resources": sticks, ores, stones, clay, etc (gold nuggets are a returning feature from NL). The museum Blathers babbling about donations (returning from past games) Blathers afraid of insects (returning from past games) Museum posters after completing a room The Roost Special NPC's will go to The Roost to take Roost 2 Go. You can have a coffee with any of your villagers/special NPCs (Amiibo card required) Up to 12 players can drink coffee together (as of Update 3.0) Abels Sisters Besides what you were already able to do at Ables, there is a changing room to try on clothes. Your Birthday Players can now play piñata during your birthday Players get "birthday cupcakes" (the amount depends on how much you strike the piñata) and by giving them to your villagers, you will get birthday-themed items in return. Redd Ability to "inspect" the paintings/pieces of art Redd is now available in Harvey's island community. Luna New introduced mode "Slumber party" (as of 3.0 Update) Nook Phone and camera You can use your phone for a number of ways including: accessing catalogue, your passport, QR designs, island design feature, critterpedia (which now will tell you if you have donated it or not to the museum), friends list, a designing app (to edit a room), HHP app (to share creations in your HHP island), Resetti rescue team, chat history, etc. Camera (feature introduced in NL) is expanded in New Horizons with: handheld mode, tripod mode, "airplane view" mode, camera filters. Flick and C.J. You can give them bugs/fish/critters and get models from them! Island design Terraforming your island (ground / water). Creating paths. Island infrastructure (inclines/staircases/ramps) Move around your house / villager homes / other buildings (except Resident Services). Customize your villager's homes (interiors and exteriors). Setting up items outside your home (this is partly a returning feature from GCN/CF/NL, in the sense that there were major projects set up on your towns; NH extends this to all items). Fences Fences and shrubs Tools Tools (including golden tools) will break after a series of use ( (truly, the "grass degradation" feature of this era) You can customize your tools. You can gift tools to your villagers (and they will start using those). New tools You can use the pole to cross rivers without a bridge (also known as pole vaulting). There's a ladder which you can use to climb cliffs. Similarly, there are vines and ladders you can leave on hedges permanently to use to climb (DLC required). New flora New flowers introduced in the game. Glowing moss. Kapp'n Kapp'n will take you to mysterious islands (seasonal islands, glowing moss/vines island, money islands, falling stars islands, etc). Kapp'n can take items you've crafted to other islands (as of update 3.0). Saharah Saharah now sells rugs (note: this was a feature first introduced in HHD, but it was never present in any mainline AC game). Saharah gives you Saharah tickets after purchasing items. Aerobics Players can now carry out aerobics exercises in the plaza (this is a returning feature, to an extent, as in GCN it was limited to the Sport's Fair event). Hotel (based on the information provided by Nintendo) You can now host up to 8 more villagers in a hotel on your island. The hotel is a brand new build introduced in NH. You can decorate the hotel rooms for villagers staying at the hotel. Villagers staying at your hotel can visit and stroll your island as tourists. You can set up mannequin clothes for your tourist villagers to use (other players can use them as well, when visiting your island). Label Label will task you to dress a Wisp You need to catch Wisps's spirit parts for an item (returning feature from Gamecube). Gulliver and Guillivarr You need to dig up the chips for Gulliver (you get a "world's wonders" item). You need to dive into the ocean to find the phone for Gullivarr (you get pirate items). Old consoles You are able to play old Nintendo consoles (Gameboy, SNES, NES, Famicom) (Returning feature from GCN, though it was limited to NES). (You need NSO). Happy Home Paradise (DLC) You have a job working at the HHP island. You have work breaks with your colleagues to celebrate milestones. D.J. K.K.'s beach party raves (every Sunday). You can customize the homes, gardens, of all villagers and special NPCs (using amiibos) You can set up villagers with roomies. Introduction of wall partitions, counters. In-door noises. In-door changes in lights. Ceiling items Polishing effects (indoors only). submitted by /u/socialsciencenerd to r/AnimalCrossing [link] [comments]

Posting for some clarity because I’m struggling with this. My (25F) boyfriend (28M) and I are hosting a Halloween party this year. It’s our first time hosting a themed party like this, but I’ve always loved the idea of having one. I’ve watched countless DIY guides and videos about food, drinks, games, etc. I made a spider web out of paper streamers that covers our entire living room and took nearly 10 hours total to hang from the ceiling with lights to make a dance floor. And so much more. Point is, I’ve spent anywhere from 20-30 hours so far into this thing setting up, crafting, and buying supplies by myself. Today my boyfriend asked if the guys could play a trading card game at the party. I immediately said I would be deeply offended if I set up a dance floor, beer pong, and decorations just for them to play a card game that we could play any other time. This is not a short card game - it can take a few hours depending on their decks and amount of players. On top of that, the music is going to be blasting so it’s not like they could hear each other anyway and it would take up the beer pong table. I offered that the guys could come earlier to play or wait until most people have left the party. When I essentially shot it down completely, he said I “need to be more fluid” and I put my foot down and said if they did that I would likely get an Uber to a club and not come back until after. That I would feel very hurt and unappreciated. He backtracked, but things still feel a bit tense. On my end, feeling like that shouldn’t have even been on the table to begin with. But it seems small so I might be overreacting. Am I the asshole? submitted by /u/neverending-reader to r/AmItheAsshole [link] [comments]

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In my recent post showing my wedding party's colorful attire, someone mentioned wanting to see the matching wedding decor. So, these are photos from our reception, which was held in the Garden Room at the Madonna Inn! I mostly wanted a TON of colorful flowers, and I was not disappointed! And then, I made all of the signage, nametags, menus, seating chart (my husband built the wooden structure it's on), etc... which all fit our flower-theme! submitted by /u/IScreamBooberryPie to r/weddingplanning [link] [comments]

I have a room to myself for the first time in my life and it's exciting but overwhelming. My family is a bunch of haters too so it's a lot of unnecessary pressure anyways, i'm broke but i'm willing to put in hard work. I like your classic pinterest rooms w photo walls and plants so it;s not overly ambitious. Any tips? submitted by /u/Artee11 to r/IWantToLearn [link] [comments]

Hi all ! I’m looking to make my room feel more whimsical and cottagecore as it’s the vibe I feel the happiest and coziest in . My room has potential but with it being an award shape and such I can’t change too much . I can’t change my bed or night stands , although I can move the nightstand if needed but would rather not . The bed can’t be moved as it’s too heavy. I also do love the dark green but unsure how I can make it cozier feeling . I want to add decor peices and stuff to the walls but unsure where to start , I also love my plants so would like to accommodate them too . The only thing I have thought of changing so far is the glass mirrors . I can’t actually change them out but I did think of putting a stain glass sticker thing people use on windows over them or something but I don’t know if that would work on a mirror. Please can I have some tips of where to start ! submitted by /u/roastpotatoes1 to r/cottagecore [link] [comments]

Thank you so much for your help! I added some berries, fairy lights, and ribbon. And paired down the magnolia leaves to leave more room for the railings (safety first). Repurposed the paper stars and garland for windows and doorways. submitted by /u/ReputationCharacter to r/HomeDecorating [link] [comments]

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It's finally time! Watch Live on YouTube Here Direct starts at: 7:00 am PT, 10:00 am ET, 3:00 pm GMT Discussion about the new Direct should be posted here. ACNH Update 2.0 being released November 5, 2021 New Spots, New Encounters The Roost Enjoy a cup of coffee with Brewster at the Roost in the museum! Residents of the island can come, amiibos can be invited, and multiple players can attend at the same time! Kapp'n Boat Tours Find him at your island's pier. He'll take you to visit mysterious islands with different flora, different seasons, and different times of day! Harv's Island Update Help Harv upgrade his island with a plaza! Donate bells to help Leif, Kicks, Cyrus, and others set up shop! Cyrus can customize ready-made furniture that you can't customize yourself. Katrina and Tortimer will also make appearances, and Harriet can teach you some new hairstyles! Group Stretching at Resident Services Participate with your villagers and visitors, by using button or motion controls on the Joy-con controllers. Island Ordinances Resident Rep can now enact Island Ordinances, including Beautiful Island, Early Bird, Night Owl, and Bell Boom ordinances! Home Services Upgrade More house exterior options, and new storage expansions, up to 5000! New Nook Mile Redeemable Options Cooking DIYs with new "growable" ingredients! Pro Decorating License with new ceiling and lighting decor and accent walls! Pro Construction License means you can now have 10 bridges and 10 inclines! New Fence Recipes and customizable fence options! Pro Camera App with "Handheld" and "Tripod" modes! Custom Designs Patterns+ means you can now use patterns for clothing and can be placed as flooring and wallpaper! 11 New Hairstyles 11 New Reactions Island Life 101 Phone App More new furniture items, including new storage shed that connects to home storage that can be placed almost anywhere on your island, and a new ABD machine that can also be placed on your island! Other New Features to Island Living 12 New KK Slider Songs Gyroids can be grown by digging up gyroid fragments, planting them, and then watering! Gyroids make interesting sounds that can be used with music in your home. They can also be customized! New furniture at Nook's Cranny! New tool: Wooden Ladder Step Up Kit. Permanently place ladders around your island! Can be purchased at Nook's Cranny. "Navigate" tight spots in rooms with lots of furniture in the way! Neighbors can now invite you to their home or make a surprise visit to yours! This will be the last major free content update for New Horizons Please see pinned comment for the new paid DLC information! submitted by /u/AnimalCrossingMods to r/AnimalCrossing [link] [comments]

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