To the left, you can check out my projects on Ravelry (knitting and crocheting) and Pattern Review (sewing) as well as see what's popular and search the archives. Down the center will be the focus of the blog, showing the five most recent posts at a time. To the right, you can check out what challenges I'm participating in, see who my wonderful readers are, and add your name to that list, via your preferred format, if you like what you read (I hope you do!).
At the top, we have brand new tabs! I've created organized pages for the most searched items on the blog:
- tutorials (a compiled list of all of my "instructive" posts and links to photos of small techniques that may not have been featured before),
- recipes (all posted recipes or snack suggestions), and
- household tips (includes my recommendations for cleaning, storage, et cetera and home-related product reviews),
So, what do you think? Is there anything you'd like to see added? Let me know! x
I like the additions! I need to add some of this stuff to my blog as well. If you feel like playing around with it a bit more, a tab for finished projects would be perfect. When I share blogs that I enjoy with others, it's really nice to be able to easily find their completed projects and gush over the wonderfulness of it. It's also nice when I'm in the mood for inspiration. (This is something that I would like to add to my blog as well).
ReplyDeleteI'm so glad you like it @Annabelle! I had considered a finished projects tab but wasn't sure if it would be redundant since so many of my posts seem to be about projects lately anyway. Now that I know someone wants to see it, I'll definitely put it back on the to-do list! I can't wait to see what you add to yours! (No rush, of course ;) )
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your comment, but please don't blush about posing... my thoughts were about me only!
ReplyDeleteYour blog looks beautifully well organised and super professional!
Thank you for your compliments, @Carolyn! You're so kind!
ReplyDeleteNot to worry. Your post only reminded me that it is something I'd also like to work on and you gave me a few thoughts on how. :)