I cannot get over how amazing this night was. So many new and old DIY friends came to celebrate, for the first time ever we were able to present trophies to the winners in person, and it was all around just a super fun night of celebrating the DIY community. This years awards didn’t only have an in-person awards ceremony, but it was also broadcast live online so everyone who wasn’t able to attend IRL was still able to tune in and celebrate as well! We’ve got that broadcast saved so you can go back and watch it and feel like you were right there with us!
Meet your 2022 DIY Awards Winners! Remember, each category has three account size tiers to give DIYers with smaller accounts an opportunity to be recognized alongside those who have larger followings. Just because someone doesn’t have a lot of followers doesn’t mean they aren’t doing incredible work! We had such amazing nominees this year, if you want to see all the folks who were nominated, pop over here to meet (and follow) all the nominees!
Best DIY Room Transformation:
0-10K Winner
10-50k winner:
50k+ Winner
Best DIY Paint Transformation
0-10k winner
10-50k winner
50k+ winner
Best DIY Outdoor Transformation
0-10k winner
10-50k winner
50k+ winner
best budget friendly diyer
0-10k winner
10-50k Winner
50k+ winner
Best Rental Friendly DIYer
0-10k winner
10-50k winner
50k+ winner
Best All Around DIYer
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The DIY Awards Bash was a blast! In addition to the awards ceremony, we also had a photobooth, a mini red carpet, a delicious signature cocktail (make it yourself at home!), a (REAL) tattoo booth with DIY themed mini tattoo flash, and a pop up shop from Moorea Seal! As per usual, I made my own DIY dress for the event and there were a bunch of other folks who joined in and DIYed their looks as well! It was so much fun seeing the outfits everyone came up with. Scroll down to get a peek at the festivities.
![As per usual I’m pushing right up against a deadline and have hyperfixated on this painting all week to finish in time.
Chikayaasix̂ [Fireweed] Transplanted- acrylic on wood.
Every generation my family has moved farther and farther from ances](https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/574dddd6d51cd4bc35c1609a/1714708076216-UAPXPXK9DVDBP7F1C65E/image-asset.jpeg)
