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August Pinterest Challenge - How did I do?

September 01, 2016

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Well, as you know by now, August is over. So how did I do with my August Pinterest challenge? Let's review the list, shall we?

1. Mini Shepherd Pot Pies

2. Craft Room Makeover - Work Station

3. Put together THIS outfit

4. Bedroom Art

~~5. Nail Polish Apothecary Jar~~

~~6. Grocery Bag Container~~

7. Artwork for Baby's Room

8. No Heat Curls

9. Dining Room Wall Art

10. T-shirt Blanket

11. Fridge Organizer

12. Go-to Snack Center

13. Golden Girls Valentines!

14. Buy this book pillow

15. Googly Eyes Halloween Picture Frame

16. Healthy and Delicious Pumpkin Bread

17. Twix Cookies

~~18. Gluten-Free Mozzarella Sticks~~

~~19. Read Tips for Sleep Training Baby~~

20. Summer Gift Idea

~~21. How to Clean &; Dry Your Pillows~~

22. Book Holiday Tree

~~22. Turkey, Arugula, and Goat Cheese Panini~~

23. Peanut Butter and Chocolate Popsicles

~~24. Create a scrapbook layout based on this sketch~~

25. Gluten-free Chocolate Donuts with Cookie Dough Frosting

26. Buy this T-shirt Display Frame

27. Fruit and Herb-Flavored Water

28. No-Bake S'mores Protein Bars

~~29. Roasted Smashed Potatoes~~

30. Chai Tai

31. Do a Mario Batali Food Tour in Greenwich Village

~~32. Read "Marketing for Introverts"~~

~~33.~~ Breakfast Pizza (More on this tomorrow!)

34. Create Blessing Bags for homeless people in NYC

35. Valentine's Day mason jar craft

36. Get a head start on Easter cards for 2017

37. Turn tea cups into candles

Well, I didn't get done as much as I had hoped, but you've got to give me credit for getting ANYTHING done on this list with a baby at home and working part-time! I might take a Pinterest break for September, and then follow up with this list in October.

Did you guys give yourselves a Pinterest challenge, too? How did you do?

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