"Happy Friday, Ribblr family! I was looking through my gallery today and found this photo from when my orange dress was still just a flat piece on the hook. I always love looking back at old project photos because it reminds me of how much patience goes into every single stitch. For all the makers here, do you keep photos of your designs before they are finished, or do you only take pictures of the final look? Let’s chat in the comments!
I always take photos of my completed projects now (guess when I started doing that- yep, as soon as I got Ribblr and started making journals) but I won’t take photos while I’m still working unless I need to update a designer or show a friend my progress
“Ribblr journals are definitely a game changer! It’s so nice that you share progress with your friends or designers too. Thank you for sharing your routine! ”
“Thank you so much for the sweet compliment! Haha, I totally get it, sometimes we just want to focus on the stitching and skip the photos! Ribblr journals are great for the final look. Thanks for sharing! ”
Crocheting a dress is a whole other level of patience I might never have! weird question, but can I ask my every post/reply you make is in quotation marks?
“Haha, thank you so much! Making a dress definitely takes a lot of time. And about the quotation marks, haha I just like using them! It’s a little habit of mine to make my text stand out. Just a fun personal style! Thanks for noticing!”