CraftyPod#64: Make a Blog Book, with Hanna Andersson

by Sister-Diane on November 15, 2007

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Welcome to the CraftyPod, a podcast all about making stuff.

Click the “Play” button at the bottom of this post to listen!

In this show:

- An interview with Hanna Andersson, a creative blogger who turned her blog into a book.

- Thoughts on the thrills and challenges of self-publishing.

- How making a blog book enhances your creative life.

Some Links for you:

- Preview and buy Hanna’s book.

- Visit Hanna’s lovely blog, il Bloggo.

Learn more about self-publishing at Lulu.com.

. . .Or, there’s also Blurb.com.

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Katie

Thank you so much for this podcast - I read Hanna all the time and am greatly inspired by her and her fabulous take on life - especially the colours! It was so nice to hear her speak! Thank you!
Heather - DollarStoreCrafts.co

I'm way behind, but this is a great podcast! Thank you so much!!
Cheryl Hagedorn

I have a blog all about blooks - books based on blogs - but I've never done a podcast! Kudos. I stuck a link to you in my post about Hanna's blook where I highlighted some of the things she said in the interview. Do you ever publish transcripts of the podcasts?
lori tan

Wow. This podcast was sooooooo inspirational. I loved hearing the nitty gritty of her project and her poetic way of looking at the world and her work. Very interesting and left me with a lot of new ideas to launch from.
Thanks
Fanie!

That was a very interesting podcast. :-) I didn't know about online publishing and find it so inspiring. I especially loved the the part where you tell us about archiving our blog. And it's so nice that you interviewed someone from Sweden. Craft is taking over the world! :-D
Alex

That was such a lovely interview.
futuregirl

Great podcast!
Lix

This episode is so timely. Have been wondering about this for ages. Blurb.com is formatting my blog book as I type. Your podcast is my absolute favourite.