Farewell, Facebook!

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Farewell, Facebook!

The time has come. It's actually past due, but I've been a wee bit busy with an intercontinental move and trying to adjust to life back in the States. ;-) After years of frustration with algorithms that are, at best, silly and, at worst, downright insidious, I'm finally giving Facebook the chop. I will be very sorry to lose nearly 10,000 followers who have sent me wonderful notes, posted their beautiful creations, encouraged new designs, and taken time to reach out and stay in touch over the FB network. However, I am going to do my best to use the time I spent over there providing more content over here and keeping my focus on the one-on-one interactions with customers that make this little business such a joy to run.

There are lots of other ways to stay in touch with Sense & Sensibility...

You will still be able to connect with me in many ways. First, I am always very happy to answer every email I get, so please keep them coming. I really do mean it when I say these are "patterns with tech support!" You can also sign up for my eNewsletter, which goes out when I have special news to share (and I never, ever sell my email lists--no spam!). You can also subscribe to this site's RSS Feed, which will make sure you don't miss new posts. Next, I've still got lots of beautiful boards that I pin to on Pinterest, so you can follow me over there as well. I am on Instagram (unless Facebook kills it--and let's hope that doesn't happen!), and I have tutorial videos on my YouTube channel. I do still have a Twitter account but tend to forget to check it for very long stretches of time, so it is going to be deactivated later this year. :-P

Let's get creative!

Vintage Sewing Items from Dreamstime.com

Vintage Sewing Items from Dreamstime.com

I am excited about this new focus and have plans to add lots more Customer Show & Tell photos, create new tutorials and sew-alongs, and put in some work into the next decade of patterns I am eager to tackle: the 1930s! I hope you'll come along for all the fun, and don't be a stranger!

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