60 Straight Publishing Days

60 Straight Publishing

On November 11, I managed to publish for 60 days.

I published at least one blog post a day for 60 days. What I’ve done is prep blog posts, some small. Once they were ready, I’d schedule it to publish.

You’ve posted 60 days in a row on Steve Sews Stuff! Keep up the good work.

30 days ago was the 30 day streak.

At the time of this posting, I am less than 20 posts away from publishing 500 posts on Steve Sews.

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Recent Posts on Steve Sews

Below is a list of the most recent blog posts found on Steve Sews for you to check out.

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  A History of Taps
  by Steve Sews Stuff
  A History of Taps – Taps, the hauntingly beautiful bugle call synonymous with military ceremonies and funerals, has a rich history that traces back to the American Civil War. Composed by Union Army Brigadier General Daniel Butterfield in 1862, Taps has since become an enduring symbol of honor, respect, and solemnity. #taps
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  History of Reveille
  by Steve Sews Stuff
  Reveille, a term rooted in French, meaning “wake up” or “to awaken,” has a rich history, deeply embedded in military traditions and beyond. While it is commonly associated with the bugle call signaling the start of a military day, Reveille’s significance extends far beyond its wake-up call origins. #reveille
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  The Warmth of Handmade Quilts in Colder Weather
  by Steve Sews Stuff
  The Warmth of Handmade Quilts in Colder Weather – As the temperature drops and a crisp chill settles in the air, there’s something truly comforting about wrapping oneself in the cozy embrace of a handmade quilt. In the face of colder weather, these meticulously crafted pieces of art become more than just blankets—they become vessels of warmth, nostalgia, and cherished memories.
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  Writer’s Block
  by Steve Sews Stuff
  Writer’s Block – Nothing to report or write about! Got an idea? Feel free to share. #WritersBlock
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  10 Intriguing Facts About Sewing Machines You Didn’t Know
  by Steve Sews Stuff
  10 Intriguing Facts About Sewing Machines You Didn’t Know – Explore the stitches of sewing machines with 10 surprising facts that weave together their history and capabilities. Uncover the secrets behind these essential crafting companions, revealing a tapestry of intriguing details.

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Steve Sews Stuff

Steve Sews Stuff! zipper pouches, bowl cozies, Scrunchies, pocket tissue holders, rice hand warmers, aprons, decorative pillows, fidget marble mazes, Christmas Stockings, baked potato zappers, pot holders, face masks, quilting and other sewing projects that Steve Sews. Plus Steve blogs about sewing and quilting and other things. Plus blogs about sewing and quilting and other things.

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