HAPPY NEW YEAR! May 2012 bring many blessings, prosperity and joy to all my friends, family and blog followers.
Here’s a list of the best and most popular blog posts of last year, 2011, for you to enjoy!
January 2011 was the most significant with regards to my blog. That’s when I migrated the entire past SIX years’ worth of posts and photos from Blogger.com to my own domain website, WickerWoman.com.
2011 marked the beginning of SEVEN years of posting on Weavin’ Wicker Woman’s Blog! And now, the blog (daily or weekly weblog) is combined with my domain website, and is no longer on Blogger.com. Can you believe it?
I’m pinching myself, never thought I’d make this blog posting thing nearly a decade-long project!
February 2011 Antique lovers, junktique and repurposing folks loved the saga of the Victorian Heart Shaped Wicker Set that took place over several blog posts.
April 2011 My Antler Basket Exhibit at Lyric Center for the Arts in downtown Virginia, MN.
May 2011 I am a founding member of a new art group organized in Cook, Minnesota. Our first event will be our Spring Art Expo at local businesses and at our new art gallery.
June 2011 The most significant and personal blog post of the entire year for me was this one about my father, Jack Jungroth, who passed away just hours after I saw him for the last time.
July 2011 4th Annual Gathering of The SeatWeavers’ Guild, Inc. in Noblesville, Indiana. I stepped down as first President after fulfilling two terms, a total of four years and was replaced by Wayne Sharp from Mankato, MN.
August-September 2011 First seatweaving weekend class at Marc Adams School of Woodworking in Franklin, Indiana–rush, cane and Shaker tape.
During this coming new year of 2012, several changes will be taking place throughout my blog and website with the addition of many new pages, articles and photos.
I even have some tutorials, videos and ebooks up my sleeve and will be launching some of them very soon, so stay tuned and Happy Weaving!
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Happy Weaving, until next time!
