Support our blog with a tip. Here’s why it matters | #LRCrafts - DIY Passion: if you can think it, you can make it
At #LRCrafts, crafting is more than a hobby: it’s a passion we’re excited to share with you.
From string art and lucet to embroidery, woodworking, and beyond, we love exploring diverse techniques and bringing you tutorials, project showcases, and behind-the-scenes insights. We, Locutus and Rici, started this blog to connect with fellow creators and inspire a vibrant crafting community.
While this blog is a labor of love, it comes with its costs: web hosting, domain fees, and maintenance expenses. That’s where your support can make a real difference!
By donating a small tip through our Ko-fi page, you help us keep this blog alive and thriving. No account required!
Support us on our Ko-fi page: it will help us make more for the crafting community.
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Why your tip matters
- Help cover expenses
Hosting and maintaining a website isn’t free. Your contribution helps us manage these essential expenses, ensuring the blog remains accessible to everyone. - Creating more content
Every tip allows us to dedicate more time and resources to developing new tutorials, experimenting with techniques, and sharing even more valuable content. - Support creative growth
Your tip allows us to invest in new materials, try new techniques, and craft even more tutorials and guides for you to enjoy. - Fuel our motivation
Every donation is a vote of confidence in our work, reminding us that our passion makes a difference to others. - Showing support
A tip is more than financial support: it’s a heartfelt way of saying you value what we do. Every donation encourages us to keep crafting, writing, and sharing.
Supporting our long-term projects
Your generosity will help us complete and expand exciting long-term projects, including:
- A searchable database of vintage Singer sewing machine serial numbers: An invaluable resource for antique sewing machine enthusiasts.
- A global directory of embroidery and needlecraft shops: Already listing 171 shops across 18 countries with reviews from 83 crafters, and counting.
- The Lucet Compendium book (Second Edition): A comprehensive guide covering the history and crafting techniques, with the addition of project ideas, tips for making lucets, and more.
- A calculator for building front-facing Montessori bookshelves: A tool to help create a functional bookshelf with your custom requirements.
And that’s just the beginning! We also hope to expand our tutorials, patterns, and resources and build a thriving crafting community where crafters can help each other.
Have an idea for a resource or project? We’d love to hear it! Please share your suggestions in the comments!
Other ways to support us
Not in a position to tip? That’s okay! There are plenty of other ways to help:
- Share our content with friends and fellow crafters.
- Link to our resources on your website
- Post about our blog on social media.
- Comment on our posts: your thoughts and feedback mean the world to us!
What we give back
When you support our blog, you’re not just helping us financially: you’re helping us build a stronger crafting community. We’re committed to creating detailed step-by-step tutorials, offering practical advice, and sharing inspiring stories about our projects.
If you’ve ever followed one of our guides, learned something new, or found inspiration for your next project, or simply enjoyed exploring our blog, consider leaving a small tip. It’s like buying us a cup of coffee while saying “Thank you for the inspiration”.
Every tip, big or small, goes directly toward sustaining the blog and ensuring we can keep sharing our passion with you. We’re so grateful to have you as part of our crafting family and appreciate your support in any form, whether it’s a kind comment, sharing our blog with others, or leaving a tip.
Thank you for being part of our crafting community. Your support is what keeps us going.
Thank you for being here,
Locutus & Rici
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