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Are you among 'millions' of Brits who admit to making a drama out of DIY tasks? (Canva) If you have spent Bank Holiday weekend showing off your DIY projects to family and friends, you are not alone.  A study of 2,000 adults found 21 per cent make a fuss in order to get others to notice the work that has been done, while 19 per cent are looking for praise. Nearly 38 per cent make more of a drama out of DIY when doing it with someone else, although 36 per cent feel their other half is more likely to be the culprit than themselves.

Are you among 'millions' of Brits who admit to making a drama out of DIY tasks? (Canva) If you have spent Bank Holiday weekend showing off your DIY projects to family and friends, you are not alone.  A study of 2,000 adults found 21 per cent make a fuss in order to get others to notice the work that has been done, while 19 per cent are looking for praise. Nearly 38 per cent make more of a drama out of DIY when doing it with someone else, although 36 per cent feel their other half is more likely to be the culprit than themselves.

Millions typically put off DIY tasks for an average of eight weeks before tackling them.