Or how to tips that I don't want to forget
And of course things that caught my eye that one day I might want to make.
How often have you seen something that interests you and then in a day or a week remember it but can't remember where you saw it. With Pinterest this problem is solved. It makes storing these special things as easy as a click of the mouse.
The other use I occasionally find for Pinterest is to browse and see what others have done with an idea that I have, or if I need inspiration for a project. However, I usually have more ideas that I could ever create, so this use isn't big on my scale.
I have heard of some who are addicted, and spend hours browsing Pinterest, but I think that I use it for a more practical use, an online storage file, easily organized by boards and pictures.
I can't go on Pinterest until I keep up with my housework. Dangerous!! HA! Happy Easter Marti!
ReplyDeleteYUMMY... I am going to definitely grab those grasshopper squares!
ReplyDeleteI also refer back to those items I have 'repinned' to myself....
Thanks for pondering with me!
I should probably do a little more research on Pinterest but so far I have steered clear except for popping in and out here and there-xo Diana
ReplyDeleteI find that I don't go on Pinterest a lot because I don't have the time or the desire to look at other people's stuff and decide that I will make it, buy it, care about or want it. Don't get me wrong, I love looking for things that I will make, but a lot of it I will not. I just don't have that much time on my hands.
ReplyDeleteso agree with you.....it's my online file cabinet. I would rather spend hours reading blogs, than perusing Pinterest. But, I do find when I am looking for something specific how quickly an hour can fly by!
ReplyDeletethose squares look so yummy!
That's exactly how I use it. And so far I only have a very few things pinned. I realized that a lot of photos may have copyright issues. Sorta took the joy out of pinning.
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