I can't believe how quickly the time has past. The entire summer gone just like that. I hate that I haven't gotten better with posting my adventures on a consistent basis. These days, many 2000 bloggers are moving towards creating videos on YouTube or TikTok. It's another way to entertain, teach, and inspire. I'm not there yet. So for now I'll keep trying to post on blogger.
It been a great summer. I have lots of posts and sewing projects to share. This weekend I'll probably start with a few of my simpler projects and a few tutorials.
Happy Sewing!
C
I am looking forward to seeing your birthday dress for this year. Blogging still has it's place. I don't think YouTube has total replaced blogging.
ReplyDeleteI am here for whatever and whenever you care to share…your projects always inspire me, but I know it is not your job to provide me anything… just happy to be around, like a friendly neighbor you run into at the store…Chris in FL…may be always be stress free!
ReplyDeleteGreat, I love you blogs! I follow using Feedly and I’m always inspired by your makes. I’m glad you’re posting 😊
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to seeing what you've been sewing, Cennetta! I don't understand how anyone still has time to sew if they're busy making videos and figuring out how to promote them in the algorithms of YouTube and TikTok or wherever.
ReplyDeletePerfect miss your blog posts
ReplyDelete3 months is a long time to make us us miss you!🤣 Sometimes I think a you tube channel might be fun but for now I'd better stitch with what I know🤣 looking forward to seeing what you've been up to!
ReplyDeleteGlad you had a great summer (just starting here, in the Antipodes) and as I will never do Tik Ton or Insta, I appreciate you blogging!
ReplyDeleteI love your blog posts. Please keep them coming. Instagram, FB, Tik Tok, et al...no, thanks.
ReplyDeleteI don't know if you can tell how many people read your blog but your posts are appreciated and enjoyed whenever you are able to do them :)
ReplyDeleteGlad to hear you are going to blog again! I much prefer reading to watching a video. Unless it's a complicated technique best learned by watching a demonstration. Watching seems passive to me, though. If I'm reading how to do something, I'm picturing it in my mind, using my brain to translate your words into a picture.
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