This is to announce Nelson Tiny Houses’ Kickstarter campaign dedicated to showing you how to build your own tiny house on or off wheels.
They’re putting together an in-depth video series which consists of 15 episodes to show you everything they know about designing and building tiny homes.
Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share below. Thanks!
Photo via Kickstarter
Every Sunday at 10:30am PST, Abel Zyl, founder of Zyl Vardos, hosts a live question and answer session.
Here’s what you might learn from Abel in this session replay:
And more! Enjoy the full replay of the show right here and subscribe to the Zyl Vardos YouTube Channel to tune in LIVE this Sunday.
Related: Artistic Tiny House Builder’s Workshop Tour
Screenshot via YouTube/Zyl Vardos
If you’ve been wondering how to build a tiny house on wheels in detail, you’ve landed in the right place!
This couple is going to show you how they’ve designed, planned, and built their very own DIY, stick-built, tiny house on a trailer. And the best part is… It’s 100% free thanks to Jake & Kiva of the Tiny Nest Project. Please enjoy, learn more, and re-share with your friends below. Thank you!
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In this post you’ll learn about a group of students who took part in a tiny house carpentry program at Carcross/Tagish First Nation in Carcross, Yukon.
This is an initiative that took place in 2014 in partnership with government and non-government organizations who helped put it all together. Every morning the students meet in class and in the afternoon they go to the job site to put their knowledge to work. Together they’re building tiny houses from start to finish.
The best part is, the results and experiences that the students now have as well as the positive difference it’s making in their lives right now. If you agree that we need more tiny house construction learning programs please enjoy and re-share below. Thank you.
Images © Thomas Shepherd
