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Over to you: What do you want to read about on the blog?
Hi lovelies!
I hope you are well, and making a dent in your gift knitting (if you are gift knitting this year, that is!)
I am back here today with something a little different: A question for you.
Over the course of the last year, I took over writing most of our blog posts again, and while I love it very much, I also noticed that I tend to gravitate towards posts that I like to read – pattern inspiration posts, FO roundups, that sort of thing. Which is very much a deviation from where we originally started which was with lots of in-depth advice on knitting ("How to get gauge" is still an all-time favorite post!) and insights into how sustainable yarns are made.
I would love to get back to those topics in the next year, but as those posts require more time to research and write, I want to make sure that that is also what you want to read.
So, today, I'd love to know: What do you want to read on the blog?Comment down below with one topic or knitting-related question that you have on your mind right now – I want to hear all of them!
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I like a mix but as someone posted earlier also things like a yarn review with pattern links plus it’s pros and cons. Articles such as tips and tricks for knitting socks with no nylon yarn but also wips and FO’s are nice to see too.