This year I’ve had to change a few of the places where I share my posts, and that’s impacted how many of you have been able to read it. Still, more than 2,900 visitors have viewed 8,400 pages over the past year. Thank you for choosing to share some of your time with me!
The five most-read posts from this year cover a variety of topics. I like to see if I can recognize a pattern in the top posts, but I’m not seeing one jump out at me this year:
- Neutral Knitting is about knitting a neutral-colored pair of socks.
- Nontraditional Meida’s Mittens is about knitting a traditional mitten pattern in a nontraditional color combination pulled from scraps.
- Finish: Modern Mystery Quilt showcases a completed modern quilt.
- Managing Projects with Trello is an informational post on how I use Trello to manage fabrics and patterns for garment sewing projects.
- Twin Rib Socks is about knitting a pair of socks and answering the often-asked question “How long did that take?”
Maybe the commonality between these posts is making a project your own. I definitely see that as being a topic that most makers can relate to.
I’ve branched out a bit more as far as types of projects, as I had expected to do once we settled in from moving. I’m trying to focus on working through stash, and this goal is helping me see the bright side to not having any local yarn shops. I’m still adapting to making items that suit our new climate.
My main goal over this past year was to figure out a balance in posting slow-moving projects; I don’t want to bore you with micro-updates, but I also don’t want to introduce something then have months pass before I mention it again. I’ve changed on this front in three ways:
- I’m splitting my time between fewer projects.
- I’m trying to plan out regular updates for long-term projects.
- I’ve given myself permission to get away from a strict weekly deadline.
I hope you’ll stay on this blogging journey with me. Hooray for the beginning of year four!
Congratulations on three years. Here's to many more!
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