There's no doubt at all that the DIY spirit is stronger than ever, with adventure minded people from every sort of background embracing the idea of “making things” and “getting things done, rather than just being mindless consumers. Supporting this drive 100% is the breakthrough new blog from iDIY Network, focused on delivering awesome DIY ideas and strategies of all kinds.

Washington, UT -- (SBWire) -- 07/28/2016 --There's something very special, about the opinion of many people, in making something rather than buying it. Beyond just saving money, the confidence and pride experienced from completing DIY projects can be absolutely energizing and transformative. For people who are integrating this kind of spirit into their lifestyles, having a source for DIY information, tips and project ideas can be a game changer. Enter iDIY Network (www.iDIY.Network), a new Do It Yourself blog, who recently celebrated their full launch offering eye opening DIY project ideas and strategies of all kinds presented in a clear, easy to follow and compelling way.

"We started this blog because we are do it yourself-ers and wanted to share what we learn with other people from the extended community," commented one of the founders of iDIY Network. "We are committed to bringing quality articles to our users and posting content as often as possible."

According to iDIY Network, some of the more popular projects featured on the site include highlights like: DIY Remineralizing Tooth Paste; Easy DIY Playdough; DIY Tips Refreshing a Garbage Disposal; DIY Mosquito Repelling Hacks; and much, much more.

Early readers have given the blog very passionate feedback across the board.

Chris C., from Brooklyn, recently said in a five star review, "The new blog from iDIY Network is something seriously special. I stop by pretty often and the articles are always eye opening and informative. We've done three or four so far and the instructions were perfect. Fully recommended."

For more information be sure to visit http://idiy.network/.

iDIY Network
idiynetwork@gmail.com
Washington, UT
http://www.idiy.network