Why?

My sister-in-law asked me a few days ago what my New Year's Resolution is. My reply to her was that I don't make them because generally, I can't ever seem to keep them.  Being curious, I asked her what hers was. She said that one of them was to learn how to do a new craft that she could use for gifts, maybe even Christmas presents next year. This got me thinking...

I also recently have become addicted to Pintrest. I have always been sort of "crafty" and when a friend of mine told me about it I knew I had to check it out (by the way, this is your cue to go Google that if you don't already know what it is).  She and I later joked after I told her that I had become obsessed with the site, that I can no longer take credit for my creative genius, at least not to the 50 or so friends/followers I have on my Pintrest boards:)

So back to the point: WHY have this blog?

I just completed Pintrest Project #1 and after showing it off at work, decided that I would start a blog to keep track of the projects I have done and also to review how they went. Now I know I called it 365 days of diy, but seriously people, that's probably not attainable for me time wise or financially for that matter, so my (drum roll please) New Year's Resolution is to do at least one new Pintrest project per week; besides, some DIY projects take more than a day to complete anyway with drying time).

So here is my coding for each post:

Level of Difficulty:

• Piece of Cake
• Middle of the Road
• Hard, but Do-able
• Basically Impossible...

Cost:

• $ = $0-$10
• $$ = $11-$25
• $$$ = $26-$40
• $$$$ = $41-$60
• $$$$$ = $61-$100

Here's nothing kids!