I blog about my love of all things strange & dark. My blog is called Dark Euphoria - A blog dedicated to the beauty of all things strange & dark... www.dark-euphoria.com I feature interesting items, people, places, art, music, and have a feature called the Etsy Find of the Day, which features one item from an Etsy artist/crafter that falls in this realm. I use Wordpress as well. I started this blog in July, and it's my first time blogging. I love it but am finding it a challenge to find the time that I want to spend on it.
TheresaAnnVintage is the Etsy shop my mother & I run for our vintage items. I love strange, unusual, dirty, musty, medical, scientific, and even morbid vintage & antiques. I want to add more of these items to our shop. My mother is the complete opposite, ha ha, but we work well together.
My other Etsy shop, DarkEuphoriaDesigns, is reflective of this love of the beauty in the darkside, and is in all of my handmade work. I'm currently working on new items for it. (My OTHER Etsy shop, AkimaBotanicals, is reflective of my love of all things holistic, metaphysical and natural.)
Cutencrafty - I'm a little late in responding to your question, and didn't see any other responses. if I'm not too late, here's my take on leaving a comment on a blog.
It depends somewhat on the host (I use blogspot), and also on what the blogger sets for their site. I can specify who I am willing to receive comments from. Personally, I allow anyone to comment, even anonymously, but I could make it that only people with google accounts are allowed. (Blogspot is run by google.) I could also require each comment to be "moderated" or approved. In that case, comments are delayed. (But I don't do that, either) mayknart.blogspot.com
Mostly I blog about sewing and growing my business. I also post artist spotlights of designers I admire and I post refashions I do. I am going to be re-doing my sewing room and I'll probably post regularly about that. Might include some tutorials as well.
TheresaAnnVintage - enjoying your blog! Commented on Bumps in the NIght. My mother was mostly raised by her grandparents who came from Scotland as young adults. Wish my mom was still around so I could ask her if she'd ever heard that poem.
We blog about San Diego Steampunk Culture, short stories, and our art. We also periodically Tweet! If something relates to our business, culture, or social responsibility mission, we like people to join in the conversation with us. We can be found at www.timeshiftarts.com and @TimeshiftArts on Twitter
hello i blog about my dolls, my comics, and my work on progress. I post also tutorial. I talk about my comics crew. I present my new exhibitions. And i post lot of photos and illustrations.
I started my blog, Baby Dust Diaries, 6 years ago as a place to bitch about - er, I mean get support about - infertility. I've since had 3 beautiful IVF babies! I'm opinionated so I spout off about parenting issues and feminism. I've mostly written about craft in the sense of going green and simple living but that was before I started my store here.
This blog is on wordpress.com (formerly a wordpress.org site but I got hacked, long story)
I run two other parenting websites www.NursingFreedom.org about breastfeeding laws and ParentingGently.com about non-punitive discipline. I use Blogger for both of those.
I also design websites so I have a web design blog but it is "anonymous". I use wordpress.org software for that so I know a bunch about using that.
Still reading? lol. Sorry I LOVE blogging and social media! :)
I blog about new recycling programs, and ways to repurpose things you already have. In this day and age, I think people are open to reusing things because it's easier on their wallet. Sometimes I feature Etsy sellers who upcycled their items.
www.greenersecondchances.blogspot.com
If you like what you see, please consider becoming a follower. I have a modest but very loyal following.
I blog about current projects, post photos of my trips around Holland and most recently to New Zealand, I did a how to and a speed movie of a drawing, and my last post was a feature of an amazing plushies artist here on Etsy
This is a great topic, I have no idea what to blog about! Lots of ideas here and will keep reading all of your comments. Here's a link to my blog, any advice would be greatly appreciated!
I blog about my creations, my plans for my Etsy shop and for my life, and also my personal life so readers can get to know me. I talk a lot about my puppies! I post my treasuries too...
Recently I started participating in Pinterest Thursday, where every Thursday I post a pin I've previously pinned on Pinterest that I actually tried in real life and my experience with it. It's been a lot of fun, and sort of allows you to have tutorials and DIY without all the work of making a brand new tutorial :)
Hello all! I'm Heather, and I'm brand new to the team! I can't wait to meet and get to know you all, and through your personal blogs seems a pretty fantastic place to start :)
I started mine nearly a year ago, but didn't start blogging in earnest until the spring. Lately, I seem to have dropped the ball again... When I do keep it updated, it's generally about things that strike my fancy: music, art, new discoveries. I have a few semi-regular features (a monthly Mix Tape Monday, Etsy love, mid-week eye candy). It's rare I include anything too shop-centric. I've always been uncomfortable talking about myself.
I blog about homeschooling, homemaking, and our family life mostly. I update about new things going on at The Crazy Elephant as well and do a holiday feature series about other shops too.
I am still looking for 4 shops to feature on my blog in November. If you are interested, just convo me : )
I blog about the projects I am working on, the books I read, the places I go. Just my life, I guess. :) You can find me at: pigsinscarves.blogspot.com
I also have a pinterest account: http://pinterest.com/jennifermlowe/ I am loving pinterest so much! Someone else mentioned blogging about pinterest Thursday. I had never heard of that before! I will definitely have to try it.
