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Stitching Bloggers Blog Hop: Staying Active

In this round of the blog hop we’re talking about something a little different. Staying active. Stitching isn’t exactly an active sport, and many of us also have jobs and other things that keep us sitting or stuck in one spot for long periods of time, so sometimes staying active and getting enough movement in the day while still enjoying the things we love and getting our work done can be a struggle.

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The theme / prompt for this blog hop:

So our theme is staying active. Write your blog post telling us about the challenges you face with staying active and your best tips for getting movement into your day. Share your story.

Enter the link to your blog post here:

Don’t forget to visit the other participants in the blog hop. Leave a comment, give them a like on Facebook, and generally share the love.

How to Participate in the Hop:

Link directly to your favorite post in the link widget above. **note** Enter the direct link to your blog post that you want to participate with, not the link to your blog’s homepage. ** That way blog hoppers will go straight to your response in this edition of the blog hop.

To make hopping easier for visitors include the widget at the end of your own blog post. (copy and paste this code)

Including this widget on each participant’s response makes it easy for readers to “hop” from blog to blog to read about the topic, leave comments, and meet new bloggers.

Use Our Banner (Optional):

Including the banner on your post is optional, but appreciated as it helps identify the post as a blog hop posting and links to the category here on the site so others can click through and participate as well. You can save a copy of the image above and add it to your own blog post if you’d like. Alternatively, you can copy and paste this code to display the image I have at the top of this post:

See you around the hop 😉

Happy Stitching & Blog Hopping!
Loretta

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  1. Latin Stitcher says

    May 1, 2016 at 6:55 pm

    Great! I was just writing a post about my #sundaysal. I’ll head over right now and write about this topic. Thanks! 🙂

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