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Channel: DIY (do-it-yourself) Network DISH Network channel number: 111 (available on America’s Top 250 or higher and DISH Latino Max) The menu: The name speaks for itself…from arts & crafts to home renovations; this channel boasts a variety of do-it-yourself programs. The DISH: This network is your source for the best how-to when it comes to do-it-yourself projects. DIY’s 90-percent original programming includes a broad range of categories including arts and crafts for children, room rejuvenation and redecoration, and even complete home renovation. Don’t be fooled into thinking you will watch a state-of-the-art home built from the ground up while the family is on vacation, similar to ABC’s Extreme Makeover Home Edition (on your DISH locals). You will be able to see, however, through homeowner participation that these projects really are do-it-yourself. The shows on DIY offer practical, useful, and creative tips and answers to your most sought after questions. There are a couple programs that you do NOT want to miss. Bob Vila (known widely as the former host of This Old House – also on DIY Channel 111) is found hosting Bob Vila’s Home Again. Stay tuned daily to see each venture through to completion. For you moms, whether you are a working or stay-at-home mom, Creative Juice is the perfect outlet for creative projects you can do with your children. Catch it daily at 5pm EST or on HGTV DISH Channel 112 daily at 7:30am EST. Get interactive…diynetwork.com features instructions for all projects you see on its shows. To most of you, the thought of redoing an entire room from top to bottom is unimaginable, but this supplement enables you to carry out projects seen on TV with detailed step-by-step instructions. Check, please: The project simplicity that is brought to you through this entertaining medium makes it “a lot easier than it looks”. Be careful and thoughtful before starting your own project: you don’t want to be left with your basement halfway dry walled.
