I'm trying to decide what to do with the Knitting Blogs Blog -- perhaps knitting blog happenings, or some such thing. If you have any ideas, please feel free to leave the in the comments!
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Hello,
I am a knitter and an artist. I have created a line of "Knitting themed Greeting Cards". Would this be something you would like to see?
My wife is a designer with a blog and a website where she posts her patterns. Some are free, some are sold through ravelry, all of them are great (well, that's what I think, but I can't knit so what do I know?).
I'm a web developer so I'm trying to help her get knitters to find her site. If you like it please consider adding a link to her.
I hope you decide to continue with this site. You show up #1 in Google on the search term "knitting blogs" so you might want to use it to review knitting blogs. Over 8100 people search that term every month so there's lots of traffic for you.
I am new to the blogging world but have gotten back in to knitting and want to know whats out there to knit. My mother was the knitter of the family and I have dabbled in it, but I've taken up her needles and I've taken off. I'm looking for new and different patters and have lately been doing felting pieces. I refuse to do the crew neck, v-neck or cardigans my mother did. Any suggestion?
Interviews with knitting bloggers would be a cool direction to go in. You could have each person you blog include a free pattern of their own design. Free patterns attract a lot of attention. Just a thought.
Hello,
I am a knitter and an artist. I have created a line of "Knitting themed Greeting Cards". Would this be something you would like to see?
Posted by: Linda Klemanski | October 03, 2010 at 08:08 PM
I think your website looks great.
My wife is a designer with a blog and a website where she posts her patterns. Some are free, some are sold through ravelry, all of them are great (well, that's what I think, but I can't knit so what do I know?).
I'm a web developer so I'm trying to help her get knitters to find her site. If you like it please consider adding a link to her.
I hope you decide to continue with this site. You show up #1 in Google on the search term "knitting blogs" so you might want to use it to review knitting blogs. Over 8100 people search that term every month so there's lots of traffic for you.
Thanks,
Charles
Posted by: Charles Jaimet | October 19, 2010 at 01:16 PM
Maybe you could review different knitting events and festivals. I do that from time to time on my blog at http://loomdude.blogspot.com
Creatively yours,
Greg
Posted by: Gregory Loom Dude Huff | October 27, 2010 at 01:14 PM
I am new to the blogging world but have gotten back in to knitting and want to know whats out there to knit. My mother was the knitter of the family and I have dabbled in it, but I've taken up her needles and I've taken off. I'm looking for new and different patters and have lately been doing felting pieces. I refuse to do the crew neck, v-neck or cardigans my mother did. Any suggestion?
Posted by: Kate | November 14, 2010 at 11:53 PM
Hi I am Kerry from australia and I am showing a friend how to use a blog - your site is great - cheers everyone
Posted by: Kerry | November 20, 2010 at 08:02 PM
I think it would be cool to have blog reviews, awards, and maybe carnivals (where people link up similar posts) You could really do a lot :)
Posted by: Alyssa | November 23, 2010 at 12:06 PM
Interviews with knitting bloggers would be a cool direction to go in. You could have each person you blog include a free pattern of their own design. Free patterns attract a lot of attention. Just a thought.
Posted by: Liver Chick | January 31, 2011 at 10:02 PM
I would love to have you feature my site....it includes a chatty forum that has many friendly and helpful knitters sharing ideas and tips.
Posted by: Holly | June 12, 2011 at 11:00 AM