Pinterest, what do you follow?

There's a theme here. Interiors and hair, plus gardening themes (exteriors I suppose)

I started using it around ten years ago, and it seemed much more user friendly then.
I used it mainly for craft ideas for children, and it was fantastic for that.
But like you Callistemon I just can’t get on with it now.
I’ve got a Mitford sisters board and that’s it.
I keep getting things to do with physiotherapy. I don’t know how it knows I’ve got problems with my back

MissAdventure

I don't understand it.
Whenever I find a good idea for diy and the link takes me to pinterest, I know I may as well give up.

Thank goodness it's not just me.

I did look the other day and found a 'free' pattern which wouldn't print but I could buy it for £3.80

I don't understand it.
Whenever I find a good idea for diy and the link takes me to pinterest, I know I may as well give up.

All I ever find is how to clean ovens, fridges, floors, loos etc. That is what they send me at least once a day. Some of the ideas are very useful as they are using everyday materials like vinegar and baking soda.

Hairstyles, and interiors

I use Pinterest a lot for crochet patterns, recipes and crafting. I found that if I joined rather than just browsed, it was easier to save things I’d found and organise them into photos. It’s my go to place when I’m bored, it’s amazing where I end up!

I love Pinterest. Wonderful place to find recipes, thousands of craft and cake ideas . Words and verses to put in cards, Garden and flowers ideas.
For anyone who loves crafts it is a must.

I usually am looking for recipes or fashion ideas as well as gardening.

I just opened Pinterest and on my list I have an add for a Cartier watch (def. not in my budget), pumpkin carving ideas for Halloweeen, Snowmen cookies, an ad for children's pyjamas, as well as a lot of silly 'celebrity surgeries that went wrong!" 'disaster wedding cakes!" etc.

Although I was sidetracked by a oat and pumpkin muffin recipe....I guess that is their goal, to catch you with something interesting enough to make you click on it.

Courtyard garden ideas for my little stone walled garden. Currently growing a few hebe round the edge. A self clinging climbing hydrangea and a rambling rose waving about with nothing to ramble over. All ideas welcome. Pinterest have some great ideas but not all affordable.

I occasionally go onto Pinterest if I'm searching for a particular sewing pattern/idea for making clothes for myself of GC. I find it a bit tortuous, to be honest

I can't cope with it and as for logging off - it's nigh impossible.

Is it just me?

Recipes, rehab exercises, hand sewing, loom knitting, metalsmithing.

I ignore the obvious adverts.

Interiors and gardens.

That is very true Trisha

Maybe they are adverts pinkC

I mainly look at interiors but get a lot of hairstyle advice things, which I don't recall searching for.

I think they must be paid adverts that turn up randomly

Well, if you had an incontinent dog and a lovely new cream carpet, they'd come in handy!!!