Weekend Challenge: What’s your greatest source of DIY inspiration?
Inspiration comes in many shapes and sizes; people, places, and experiences can all provide motivation to roll up our sleeves and do it ourselves. This week, we want to know what inspires you.
What’s your greatest source of DIY inspiration?
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4 Comments To “Weekend Challenge: What’s your greatest source of DIY inspiration?”
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So many things inspire me, every day. I’ll admit, most are found on the internet. From DIY backyard playsets, to cardboard craft creations, to crazy electronic “light painting tools.” So I’ll slight modify my answer to state my greatest source of DIY “motivation.” It’s gotta be my son. I want him to see me build/DIY various projects, so that it’s “normal” to him. So he won’t think twice about creating. He’s only 4, but I feel it matters that he see it NOW, rather than later.
Great answer, Jory. Since America had her birthday this week, we’ve been thinking about the history of American tinkering and innovation even more than usual. We appreciate your eagerness to embrace this legacy and tinker!
My greatest source of DIY inspiration is definitely seeing all of the amazing things that Americans have accomplished in the past. We are the home of some of the greatest thinkers, workers, and innovators in the world. Seeing what has been done with so little inspires me to tinker with what I have.
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