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I finished Vivian's robe a few weeks ago but didn't have a good picture to post. The jury is still out on wheather or not I have a "good" picture - can't really see the robe, but damn my kids are cute!
Who would have thought bathrobes could be so exciting. They both love wearing them around after bathtime.
The different colors on Vivian's does come in handy when trying to figure out whos is whos.
These where made using a Burda pattern and I have to say I wasn't impressed with the collar directions for this pattern.
Ok NOW to finish those pajamas!
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I found this and I thought maybe you'd like to trade commnents? If you leave me one, I'll come right back to post one for you as well. How can you get more comments on your posts? I talked a little bit about that in my article on blog commenting, but here are a few extra ideas.
Change the default “0 comments” text.
The first thing you should do is change that horrid default text that says “0 comments” to something more interesting and engaging. On Blog Tyrant posts where there are zero comments, the note reads, “Leave a comment, handsome.” That’s much more personal than “0 comments.” To change this text on your blog, just go to your Main Index Template file in your template editor, find the section called php comments_popup_link, and change the relevant areas. I also change the other text in that section, so instead of saying 5 Comments it says 5 Intelligent Opinions.
Ask for comments.
The next thing you need to do is specifically ask for comments. Design your articles in such a way that they really encourage people to leave comments and share their thoughts. This has a lot to do with not answering all their questions in the post itself, but can also mean putting a question in the title or the first paragraph of your post. There is a danger here, however, as if you constantly ask for comments, and no one leaves any, you’ll start to look even more lonely.
Create a “buddy” group.
This is something I used to do years and years ago, and it worked quite well. Find a group of blogs in your niche that don’t get many comments, and send them an email explaining that you’ll leave comments on their posts if they’ll do the same for you. It works really well.
I wish love and success.
The best time that you can have during this great growing of your kids. Its really nice to see them how they are getting bigger, and bigger.
both of them are looking so cute just like their dolls..Thanks a lot for sharing photographs..
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you are a great mom. I know sewing a bit too, but can't make time for making anything for my son.
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The next thing you need to do is specifically ask for comments. Design your articles in such a way that they really encourage people to leave comments and share their thoughts. This has a lot to do with not answering all their questions in the post itself, but can also mean putting a question in the title or the first paragraph of your post. There is a danger here, however, as if you constantly ask for comments, and no one leaves any, you’ll start to look even more lonely.
Create a “buddy” group.
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