Happy Blogiversary, to me....happy blogiversary, to me! It's been a whole year since Seams Sustainable went live here on Blogger. In some ways it seems like a year, and in others time has flown by.
I have an actual 52 followers, and they're not all people I know in "real life"! My goal had been for 100, but I can wait... the blog has grown slowly and organically, and I'm grateful for every single follower and every single comment.
The most popular post in this crazy year was the one in which I posted my skin balm recipe! I know, incredible! That one post had thousands of pageviews, and was a Pinterest hit.
The most commented (not counting my replies) post was on my Upcycle T Shirt project, which was also one of two of my projects to be featured on the Green Crafts Showcase on Crafting a Green World.
I was interviewed by Denise at the Blue Gardenia for her Sew How series, and I got two blog awards! Also, I joined the Guest Blogging team over at SewMantra. All in all a pretty exciting and fun year. Can't wait to see what the next one brings! Thanks to all of you who stop by, comment, visit and share. You have no idea how much it means to me!
Saving the planet... one garment at a time!
... and one upcycle at a time... Welcome to my blog: A place to have an "over the fence conversation" about sewing, altered couture, upcycling, and all kinds of crafts using found objects, beads, ephemera and other vintage finds!
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Friday, July 6, 2012
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Darn Good Stuff - Webaliciousness!
Gee, and I thought I wasn't a hand model! This stock photo looks like "The Werewolf Gives a Stamp of Approval", but it's really my little stamp of approval. Here are some favorites from around the web for the week of April 22nd.
Justine from Sew Country Chick is one of my blog heroines. She's a very talented designer, a mom and a homesteader. Loved her post this week about buying thrift store clothing for children. It was right on the money (tee hee)!
At Vintage Girl, Gina made the most adorable shorts from Kwik Sew 3854. These would be super for those upcoming hot summer days! But is the world ready to view my thighs in all their glory?
Spring is a time for proms and other formal dances. The Urban Rustic posted the gorgeous taffeta gown she made for her college aged daughter's May Ball. It is in one of my absolute favorite shades of blue. What a lucky young lady to be able to wear such marvelous gown to her Ball!
I read tons (well, tons if you could weigh websites) of blogs on sewing, environmentalism, vintage goodies, crafts, thrift and frugal lifestyles. Each week I'll try to bring you a few of my favorites, just to spread a little more love around.
Hey, the dress UFO is coming out so cool! Should be finished tomorrow, so stay tuned!
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